I was wondering if two hatchling female jngles and be housed togerther. And if so, around what age should they be spereated. Assuming they had no fights or anythin.
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Black_Wolf
May 27, 2006 07:01 AM
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iamsnakeshack
May 30, 2006 12:56 PM
I know I’m going to get yelled at for this, but I have kept a 04 JCP and a 04 Irian Jaya (opposite sex) in the same cage without incident. I know of 7 adult (varying sizes) carpets sharing a very large arboreal cage at a reptile shop in San Jose. I commonly see small carpets offered at reptile shops in large groups.
I know technically that it is a risk, but I believe if you put them in separate containers when they eat, and they are well fed, they should be fine. I have herd of snakes attacking each other because they smell food on the other.
If you have the room and the resources, I would separate them eventually. I have herd for breeding purposes, separation is important. Even though I have had no incidents, I have decided to separate mine.
