Have had three BP's living together

[2kdime]

Nope

now are you saying just when i would put a female and male to breed together so can i house females together until breeding time

[B@LLZ4LIFE]

Yes they are likely going to be (or are) stressed, and yes they should be housed separately.

Can you house them together, that's entirely your choice but you asked for opinions, and I daresay, that the opinion of most of the membership here will be to advise you to house them individually.

Domination means there's a winner and a loser. The loser will be stressed. Stressed leads to a weakened immune system, which leads to illness, which leads to both being sick because they are sharing everything (hides, water dishes, etc) which leads to double the vet bill, etc - which can all be avoided by housing them individually. Is it REALLY worth it?

Gotcha Yeah

[B@LLZ4LIFE]

Thanks all for the help i guess i will start seperating them all

[llovelace]

Now are you saying just when i would put a female and male to breed together so can i house females together until breeding time

I think it's time that you invest in a rack system, there are ones in the DIY section, and they are pretty inexpensive to build

[Sanova]

Now are you saying just when i would put a female and male to breed together so can i house females together until breeding time

No, she's saying that all your snakes, regardless of sex, need to be housed in separate enclosures.

[2kdime]

Its whats safer for the animals, and for yourself. If one animal is sick, they all get sick. If they're seperated, and one gets sick, you can keep it away from your other animals to avoid further infections.

Listen to the people on this board, we know what were talking about most the time, and if not, we don't hesitate to recommend a vet visit.

I hope some of us didn't come off too strong and make you mad, we're very passionate about these animals, and just want what's best.

Trevor

Thanks all for the help i guess i will start seperating them all

[B@LLZ4LIFE]

Its whats safer for the animals, and for yourself. If one animal is sick, they all get sick. If they're seperated, and one gets sick, you can keep it away from your other animals to avoid further infections.

Listen to the people on this board, we know what were talking about most the time, and if not, we don't hesitate to recommend a vet visit.

I hope some of us didn't come off too strong and make you mad, we're very passionate about these animals, and just want what's best.

Trevor

No i completely understand and i wana take care of these BP's as best as they should be i love snakes

[B@LLZ4LIFE]

I think it's time that you invest in a rack system, there are ones in the DIY section, and they are pretty inexpensive to build

O trust me ive been working on getting all the stuff for a rack i guess just now curious on what kinda wood should i use to build the rack out of

[Jenn]

Thank god we got through this one without having to see "the picture" again.

[wolfy-hound]

Once you get a rack built, you'll love it. When do we get to see pics of the snakes? We love pics.
Seperating them, you'll probably see more weight put on per feeding. Any stress burns calories, and you'd rather have those calories going to grow snake.