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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2.0 Snow Corns
1.2 Normal Corns
0.2 Creamsicle Corns
0.1 Amelanistic Corns
0.1 Anerythristic A Corns
1.1 Amelanistic San Diego Gophers
0.1 Leucistic Texas Rat
2.0 Albino Striped Cal. Kings
0.1 Striped Cal. Kings
1.0 Leopard Gecko
0.1 African Fat Tail Gecko
0.2 Cat
0.1 Dog
0.1 Friend

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• more then one in a cage question?? - RobertIIII, Tue Oct 10 18:49:14 2006
• RE: more then one in a cage question?? - RobertIIII, Tue Oct 10 18:51:20 2006
• RE: more then one in a cage question?? - jswanson737, Tue Oct 10 18:56:52 2006
• RE: more then one in a cage question?? - Elaphefan, Tue Oct 10 20:45:25 2006
• Anyone else have a opinion on this? - RobertIIII, Wed Oct 11 13:43:46 2006
• RE: Anyone else have a opinion on this? - chris_harper2, Wed Oct 11 13:58:16 2006
• RE: Anyone else have a opinion on this? - Matt Campbell, Wed Oct 11 18:22:18 2006
• RE: Anyone else have a opinion on this? - draybar, Wed Oct 11 16:18:29 2006
• OK, I have to represent the other side - Mark Banczak, Thu Oct 12 08:17:56 2006
• A real wishy-washy response - BillMcgElaphe, Thu Oct 12 14:19:24 2006
• There we have it - draybar, Thu Oct 12 15:50:56 2006
• RE: There we have it - RobertIIII, Thu Oct 12 15:58:40 2006
• My 2 cents. - MurphysLaw, Fri Oct 13 01:00:21 2006