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Posted by: jswanson737 at Tue Oct 10 18:56:52 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jswanson737 ] Most people will tell you that corn snakes are not cannibalistic, and for the most part aren't, though there is a nice topic somewhere in this forum where one corn snake ate the other. When I saw one of my ribbon snakes devour the other (granted it was a ribbon snake), i started to think twice about keeping any of my snakes together. Then when I saw my female creamsicle fall out of a small tree in my tank and land on my male snow corn (both babies), and the snow immediately latched on and wrapped himself around, I decided for sure, no more keeping snakes together. I guess they were both kind of rare incidents, but it happens, and from what I hear, corn snakes are more docile than rats. Just my thoughts. | ||
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