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I've read a lot of ya'lls caresheets but I didn't see if you can house hogs together? Can you house young hogs in the same box? Can you house a breeding pair or trio together all year? Could you house two adult males together?
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Mark Huntley
Sand Boa Morphs

Kenyan Sand Boa's
2.1 Rufescens
1.4 Albinos
1.5 Dodoma
1.0 Nuclear Meltdown
1.1 Flame
2.5.8 Normal (orange)
1.6.10 Anery
0.2 Snow
2.2 Yellow Snow
0.1 Splash Albino
1.0 Splash Anery
1.0 Orange Stripe 100% Het Anery
1.0 High Orange Stripe
1.0 Yellow Stripe
1.3 High Orange Tiger
1.2 High Orange
1.1 Snow Paradoxes
0.1 Albino Paradoxes
2.3 Boston Terriers
0.2 Sooners
8.30 Rhode Island Reds
0.0.15 Tropical Fish
0.1 Moody Wives
1.1 On the fence in-laws
2.1 Rug Rats

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Not a good idea-house them seperately, for a variety of reasons, chief among which is the possibility of inadvertent cannibalism at feeding time, especially among young animals.
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Brad Chambers
WWW.HCU-TX.ORG

Breeder of:
Green Tree Pythons
Jungle Carpet Pythons
Pastel, Pinstripe, FIRE, Piebald, Clown, Lavender Albino, Leucistic, and Spider Ball Pythons
Striped Colombian Boa Constrictors
Kenyan, Rufescens, and Conicus Sand Boas
Red Phase Western Hognose Snakes
Spider Western Hognose Snakes
Albino Western Hognose Snakes
Locality Trans-Pecos Mexican Hognose Snakes
Southern Hognose Snakes
Eastern Hognose Snakes
Tricolor Hognose Snakes
Hypo Checkered Garter Snakes
Eastern Blackneck Garter Snakes
Stillwater Hypo Bullsnakes
Patternless Bullsnakes
S. GA Eastern Kingsnakes
Locality Desert Kingsnakes
Albino Desert Kingsnakes
Hypo Desert Kingsnakes
Mexican Black Kingsnakes
Desert Phase, Striped Desert, Newport, and Coastal California Kingsnakes
Locality Mexican Milksnakes
Spotted Mexican Milksnakes
Tangerine Mexican Milksnakes
Locality Alterna
Abbott Okeetee Cornsnakes
Mexican Baird's Ratsnakes
Cape Housesnakes
Tangerine Albino African Fat -Tailed Geckos
Locality Spotted Turtles

Canibalism? Really.

What do you do during breeding season? Do you keep them together for a couple days on and a couple days off with feedind during the off period?
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Mark Huntley
Sand Boa Morphs

Kenyan Sand Boa's
2.1 Rufescens
1.4 Albinos
1.5 Dodoma
1.0 Nuclear Meltdown
1.1 Flame
2.5.8 Normal (orange)
1.6.10 Anery
0.2 Snow
2.2 Yellow Snow
0.1 Splash Albino
1.0 Splash Anery
1.0 Orange Stripe Het Anery
1.0 High Orange Stripe
1.0 Yellow Stripe
1.3 High Orange Tiger
1.2 High Orange
1.1 Snow Paradoxes
0.1 Albino Paradoxes
2.3 Boston Terriers
0.2 Sooners
8.30 Rhode Island Reds
0.0.15 Tropical Fish
0.1 Moody Wives
1.1 On the fence in-laws
2.1 Rug Rats

CHECK OUT MY NEW KENYAN SAND BOA BLOG
http://sandboamorphs.blogspot.com/

Cannibalism is almost always (note I said "almost" inadvertent, and occurs when two snakes try to eat the same prey item.

Properly cycled snakes (even kingsnakes)can safely be left together for long periods during mating season, but yes, once again I always seperate them for feeding-males usually won't feed at all this time of year, however.

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Brad Chambers
WWW.HCU-TX.ORG

Breeder of:
Green Tree Pythons
Jungle Carpet Pythons
Pastel, Pinstripe, FIRE, Piebald, Clown, Lavender Albino, Leucistic, and Spider Ball Pythons
Striped Colombian Boa Constrictors
Kenyan, Rufescens, and Conicus Sand Boas
Red Phase Western Hognose Snakes
Spider Western Hognose Snakes
Albino Western Hognose Snakes
Locality Trans-Pecos Mexican Hognose Snakes
Southern Hognose Snakes
Eastern Hognose Snakes
Tricolor Hognose Snakes
Hypo Checkered Garter Snakes
Eastern Blackneck Garter Snakes
Stillwater Hypo Bullsnakes
Patternless Bullsnakes
S. GA Eastern Kingsnakes
Locality Desert Kingsnakes
Albino Desert Kingsnakes
Hypo Desert Kingsnakes
Mexican Black Kingsnakes
Desert Phase, Striped Desert, Newport, and Coastal California Kingsnakes
Locality Mexican Milksnakes
Spotted Mexican Milksnakes
Tangerine Mexican Milksnakes
Locality Alterna
Abbott Okeetee Cornsnakes
Mexican Baird's Ratsnakes
Cape Housesnakes
Tangerine Albino African Fat -Tailed Geckos
Locality Spotted Turtles