If the cage is large enough(larger than a 55 gallon) would two juvenile monocled cobras be able to co-exist without eating each other. Your thughts or suggestions would be appreciated.
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Juvenile Monocled Housing
lordchristensen
Sep 22, 2004 04:57 PM
Replies (3)
azatrox
Sep 27, 2004 11:31 PM
House them seperately. With juvenile snakes, sometimes an enclosure that is too large will lead to their feeling insecure and thus stressed out. Consequently, they won't do well.
House them seperately in completely secure enclosures.
-Kris
lordchristensen
Sep 28, 2004 05:51 PM
I have had them in the same enclosure for over a week now and they are both feeding extremely well. They each have their own hiding spot but most of the time they lay next to each other inside of a log.
azatrox
Sep 28, 2004 07:41 PM
Well, if all is going well, then don't sweat it....If it were me, I'd house them seperately both for the reason I outlined in my last post AND because monocles can be voracious feeders and an accident can easily occur if they are housed together while feeding....
-Kris
