LOL - standard procedure is at the very least one month preferably 3 months, but if you think 10 days is good, well they are your snakes. I didn't assume anything, simply stated that any herp vet that would tell you its ok to house a snake with an unknow history with an established snake (without the appropriate quarantine period and tests) is in my book incompetent.

By the way two days in a separate cage is probably not enough time, when you move snakes out of their familiar environment, it takes them a while to settle in. Of course she could be hungry enough to eat, but don't expect it for a nother week or two.
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• to tashamc... - KTMARTIN, Mon Apr 4 07:06:44 2005
• Just 10 days? That's not nearly long enough if this - jmartin104, Mon Apr 4 08:30:07 2005
• RE: to tashamc... - toshamc, Mon Apr 4 10:44:47 2005
• RE: to tashamc... - ktmartin, Mon Apr 4 11:01:30 2005
• RE: to tashamc... - jmartin104, Mon Apr 4 11:19:05 2005
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• RE: to tashamc... - CJBianco, Mon Apr 4 12:30:53 2005
• RE: to tashamc... - ktmartin, Tue Apr 5 05:48:24 2005
• Is his name Nick Riviera? - improvius, Wed Apr 6 13:10:00 2005