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RE: Housing two Rosy Boas -- Help

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Posted by: AncientDNA at Mon Jul 12 14:28:45 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by AncientDNA ]  
   

I know people do it, but I am against housing them together.
Rosies have definitely been known to constrict & eat each other. They have a powerful feeding instinct & just the smell of mouse on the other can set one off.
Also, unintended breeding can occur too...you don't need to brumate rosies to get them to breed.
IMO...just too many problems can pop up...
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