I have a male and female everglades in the same cage now for about a week. I noticed the two of them are always together, side by side, or on top of one another. I know that snakes are solitary by nature, but this is crazy, they're almost like boyfriend and girlfriend. They seem to be enjoying each others company too much. I'm tempted to just leave them together. Is this behavior normal with mates or is this strictly due to the mating season?
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Everglades Behavior...
ChrisErica
Jun 02, 2013 05:55 PM
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eric561
Jun 14, 2013 02:33 PM
I would say this behavior is due to the breeding season based on my experience with this subspecies.
