>> my parents are divorced so he only gets fed weekly

Haha, I don't quite get the association between the two, but I'll take it. Feeding weekly is fine. The problem with hogs / captive herps is that they get fed TOO much. You could cut your feeding rate in half and not only will you still have a healthy snake, but it'll still grow just fine, too.

>>my other question is are there any snakes aside from other hogs which do well sharing a cage with a hog? he's in a 15 gallon enclosure and there is a lot of room. stuff.

NEGATIVE. What's wrong with him having a 15 gallon all to himself? It seems like you are somewhat new to herp husbandry. If you keep a few simple rules in mind when you want to expand your collection, you'll have healthy and happy animals. An enclosure for each animal. Sure their are plenty of exclusions, but for the most part, it's simpler to keep herps separated. And don't overfeed.

Below is a link to a recent post I made about cannibalism, just something to think about. I have other information on why you shouldn't keep hogs together or with others, but I don't have that link right now. Good Luck!
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