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    I suppose its possible for them to live together and not breed.. I don't co house my snakes so I don't know

    If the other one is a male that would make more sense. If they have lived together for their whole lives and never "smelled" females before then they wouldn't combat like most males would.

    Do you have weights on either of them? Males tend to stay pretty slender, while females get really thick and heavy. Since the other one is smaller than the male, its very possible its a male.


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