I have a black rat and a corn together. I found they actually do better together than separate. Watch them close when you first put them together and look for aggressive behavior. Also, as suggested before, be careful when feeding. I offer each of mine food at the same time, at opposite ends of the cage. Wait until they both finish swallowing before you close the cage. The last thing you want is for one of your snakes to provoke a feeding response from the other.
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1.0.0 Great Plains Ratsnake

1.0.0 Corn, Lavender Aztec het for Amel

0.1.0 Black Ratsnake

0.0.1 Texas Rat (tame)

1.0.0 Broad Banded Water Snake, Hypo

1.0.0 Black Bassador Retriever

2.1.0 Godchildren, 1 Evil, 2 possible hets

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