Quote Originally Posted by zardonaz View Post
Ok Ok... You have convinced me to keep them apart (even though they seem totally fine together).

But I still have not got any explanation about the breeding behavior. (alhough if one is a female, I would be very worried about the possible "egg bounding")

Again... Thanks to everyone who replied!!!
There isn't too much of an explanation, it's just happened before with males. I think that some males will 'make a move' on the other snake if he feels it is a female, while the other may not be as mature and doesn't really care enough to realize what the other male is attempting to do.
I don't know the details, but it could be that both males just think the other is female, and interlock. Nothing would happen, obviously, but the initial action has still occurred before.