I am having space problems.Is it at all possible to have a T ratsnake and a black milksnake in the same enclosure if it is 4x2x2? Im a bit confused at to what a TX rat needs.Ive been to Texas and its very humid and hot in some areas and dry in others, but still hot.
So if I kept the upper layer(tree branches and shelves hotter) and the lower part moist and cooler could it work?
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possilbly the stupidest question
calebjg
May 23, 2010 02:44 PM
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monklet
May 23, 2010 05:27 PM
The milk will stay low, cool and moist. But the rat might like that too, at least sometimes. Definitely make sure the rat is bigger than the milk.
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jhnscrg
May 23, 2010 07:36 PM
Do not do this! The odor of the Milk (small kingsnake, remember) will stress your Texas Ratsnake. Just keep that in a Ratsnake typical enclosure..
Matthew
calebjg
May 27, 2010 07:38 PM
It didnt register with me that the milk was a kingsnake.I mean I knew it but I guess I just didnt think about it being one.Well I really dont want to lose my rat as dinner so I will just have to stack a third cage up high and use a stool.Sucks to be short.
