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DMong
at Mon Mar 15 11:25:57 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ]
When I look into my crystal ball, I foresee some keeper's kingsnakes being dined upon by thinking this is safe under all conditions just because they read it. Some could work fine, while some others certainly would NOT work fine. Exactly what conditions these might be for any individual cannot be guaranteed by ANYONE when housing any of the getula complex together,....simple as that.
I don't think it is good practice AT ALL to recommend to everyone(especially newbies) to throw their kings together with one another. That is my opinion, and I will never think otherwise.
I don't think there is ever much mention about the ones that WERE eaten from practicing this on a constant basis either..LOL!
Now here is something I CAN guarantee, and that is that a kingsnake can kill another kingsnake at the drop of a hat anytime it chooses to. The question is....at what point will one choose to? 
~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing" 
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RE: Youngest Possible Female Mating? - DMong, Mon Mar 15 11:25:57 2010