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IcedGoddess
at Sat Dec 6 11:09:24 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by IcedGoddess ]
my two largest corns are each in 20g-long tanks and I think the snow is outgrowing hers. She's about 48" and is only 3 years old. Her future boyfriend is my yearling anery, who's only about 35" and about 2/3 the diameter of the snow. He's not outgrowing his tank yet, but I'm building a rack to keep all my snakes in and getting rid of all these tanks. But I want to also build a nice big "naturalistic" home that I could use for displaying my favorite girl, and considering keeping the pair together next spring, and maybe permanently.
I've had both snakes kept seperate for over a year now, and neither has ever had a bad shed or regurge, so health wise I think it will be an okay match. Also, both snakes have very mellow and I guess you could call it, brave attitudes, so I don't think either would be stressed out by living together, as long as the space was big enough. But they aren't that hugely different in size as a hatchling would be to a yearling or adult, and I have had them for so long I'm quite certain they're both very healthy.
I think it just depends on your snakes and you, the main thing would be the quarrantine time...just to be sure they're healthy individually first, then if a problem did arise, you could re-seperate them and hopefully have two happy healthy snakes still.
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Dianne
AKA IcedGoddess
0.1 Snow (Ruby)
1.0 Anery A (Breaden)
0.0.4 Normal het-snow (no names yet)
1.1 Bloodred (Vlad the Impailer and Natasha)
0.1 Anery Stripe (Morticia)
1.0 Candy Cane (Kane)
0.1 Amel (Christine)
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I'm actually debating this right now - IcedGoddess, Sat Dec 6 11:09:24 2003