Quote Originally Posted by ksbrneyes30 View Post
I have my 2 BP's together in a 50 gallon tank. The larger (newest of them) seems to have a nasty attitude - out of character for this species of snake from what i've read - he seems to be much calmer with the smaller snake in with him. They appear to me (and that's not saying much) to be very happy. They share the same cave almost all the time even though there are 2 caves in the tank. They seem to really follow each other around. I see no signs that either of them is being dominated.
So you are allowing a larger and in your words a snake with a "nasty attitude" to be housed with a smaller one. Not a particularily good idea is it. As you've been told the following around is a dominance display. These are not pack or herd animals that trail each other....these are snakes. You make a broad assumption, while admitting you have no real experience, that they are "very happy". What led you to this specific belief?

Quote Originally Posted by ksbrneyes30 View Post
Hell, we're human ... we can't possibly know what goes on in their heads, I'm not going to try to figure it out.
But you said yours are happy? So which is it? Are they "happy" as you've previously stated or are you now saying that you aren't able to judge exactly what the situation is for those snakes?

If I notice that mine don't seem so happy down the road I'll seperate mine, but for the time being it seems to be benefiting one particularly well.
"One particularily well"??? So the other isn't "particularily well" then? Hmmmm....