I'm certainly no expert, but I think as long as they have enough space to do their own thing and you never feed them together, it shouldn't be an issue. I have my two males together, and there's never been any trouble with them being housed that way. Definitely get them sexed, though.. I hear 2 years is generally a time to start breeding (if the size is right), but that they will go ahead and do it on their own before that some times, which is unhealthy for a too-small female.
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1.0.0 Normal corn snake (Frito)

1.0.0 Creamsicle corn (Tang)

0.1.0 Ghost corn (Raynham)

1.1.0 Bay of LA rosy boas (Rivet and Cali)

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• keeping multiple snakes in one cage... - killr_silhouette, Sun Aug 27 23:29:54 2006
• RE: keeping multiple snakes in one cage... - rosycorn, Sun Aug 27 23:44:30 2006
• RE: keeping multiple snakes in one cage... - killr_silhouette, Sun Aug 27 23:46:44 2006
• I think I will tend to disagree - draybar, Mon Aug 28 05:06:41 2006
• Cohabitation - phiber_optikx, Mon Aug 28 00:26:01 2006
• thanks but we posted at same time...lol - draybar, Mon Aug 28 05:07:59 2006
• RE: thanks but we posted at same time...lol - xblackheart, Mon Aug 28 09:36:04 2006
• RE: thanks but we posted at same time...lol - draybar, Mon Aug 28 17:08:34 2006
• RE: thanks but we posted at same time...lol - phiber_optikx, Mon Aug 28 23:07:42 2006
• RE: thanks but we posted at same time...lol - xblackheart, Tue Aug 29 01:22:01 2006