Just a question? can two nelsons be housed in one 20 long. the female is about 2ft and the male is about 1.5ft they are in seperate cages now but i took a look at the space i have left for more cages.....and im running out. The sand boas are housed together and they are doing fine. will it work with milksnakes.
Just trying to find away to fit another cage in(tangerine hondo incomin)
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two in one 20 long?
Underachiever
Aug 22, 2004 09:39 PM
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janome
Aug 23, 2004 08:28 AM
From everything I've read.....NO. It's not a good idea to keep any snakes together unless your going to breed. They will get stressed, not eat, if one has parasites could pass them to the other. Some snake will eat other snake too so you may end up with one.
Underachiever
Aug 23, 2004 12:46 PM
i figured it wouldnt work with milks but i just had to ask. the sands seem to prefer it. they curl up next to each other and sleep in the warm spot of their tank and then at night they roam their mini desert. thnx for the info.
