That is exactly what I would expect. What SOME self-proclaimed Pro's don't understand is that not EVERYONE on this forum is trying to breed thousands of snakes from a single pair! Ideal conditions for making snakes so fat they produce a dozen eggs a year is not EVERYONES goal. Just peaceful cohabitaion!


>>well so far they are doing fine. i dont know if mine thinks the smaller one is its baby or if its a courting thing or what seeing as i dont know if mine is a male or female. im thinking female but anyway. they dont take care of their babies once the eggs are hatched right? but almost every morning i look in on them and mine is coiled up with the little one coiled up in the middle. i have a picture of them resting on each other and i have seen no agression.
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>>Mom of four turtles and a ball python

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• two in the same cage - Herpy_Momma, Wed Aug 10 14:49:07 2005
• RE: two in the same cage - Misskiwi67, Wed Aug 10 16:45:59 2005
• RE: two in the same cage - scrotbelly, Wed Aug 10 18:03:50 2005
• RE: two in the same cage - Misskiwi67, Thu Aug 11 23:30:19 2005
• RE: two in the same cage - scrotbelly, Sun Aug 14 20:51:48 2005
• Oh, poppycock! - sparke303, Wed Aug 10 20:12:44 2005
• not poppycock - robyn@ProExotics, Thu Aug 11 14:59:44 2005
• RE: two in the same cage - Herpy_Momma, Sun Aug 14 15:52:02 2005
• RE: two in the same cage - scrotbelly, Sun Aug 14 20:54:00 2005
• RE: two in the same cage - Herpy_Momma, Tue Aug 16 21:30:57 2005