As long as you feed them separate it should be ok. I would definately go with the undertank heater though. I've had better luck with that on kenyans than with overhead heaters.
I've kept 2.2 kenyans together for about 4 years now with no problems. I'm VERY careful at feeding time though. You might even want to wipe your snakes down with a warm wet rag before putting them back in the cage to keep the possibility of an accident even lower. If all this isn't ok, I'd just keep them separate.
Also understand that the possibilities of diseases & parasites spreading is much higher. Definately go though a quarentine period of at least 4 months.
>>I recently upgraded my corns enclosure from a 30 gallon long to a 75 gallon.I have liked sand boas for some time and wanted to know if 2 males(fed seperately ofcourse)can live together in a 30 gallon long,anyone house 2 males together?
>> I am not sure if cannibilistic.
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>> I would also like to know since these are snakes that for the most part bury in sand/soil were heat is felt from above would it be best to heat the tank with something like a 60 or higher watt bulb or ceramic heat emmitter to create a warm sand area on one side of the tank cooler on the other instead of heating pad which provides unnatural heat from below for a snake that buries to escape the heat?
>> Thanks.
>> Fleck
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