With the little information shared about that situation I don't think any conclusions can be made. Kinda like the media giving half the story.Originally Posted by GoingPostal
Every snake without a thermostat doesn't get burned, but we still understand why it's important to use one to prevent injuries. Cohabbing species that don't naturally do that behavior seems the opposite of good husbandry to me. I found the pics from a recent post on a local page, I'm just not sure how anyone cohabbing would prevent this or why it would be worth the risk to your animals to experiment on them.
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Were they in a small tank with one hide? Or something more like the OP and I said may work which is a large enclosure with many different spots for the snakes to stay apart? Do you know any more?
