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follow onn from my post last night

tanya1012

tanya1012

I feel like i run a zoo!!
well i waited for tango to come out and i took a brave step and went into his tank and took him out , it was great , so thank you to all who gave me some advise . i feel so much better having held him now .
 
I am glad that worked out for you. Try to handle him at least once a week now but not within 48 hours of eating. And as for your cohabitation question lots of reasons why it isnt good to do so. Here are some:

Unnecesary stress on the animals
disease transfer if one gets sick
makes it unable to track the animals basic functions ( shed, poo, etc)
rare but possible fighting amongst the animals
Snakes are solitary creatures.

Hope this helps.
 
dawnrenee2000 said:
Unnecesary stress on the animals
disease transfer if one gets sick
makes it unable to track the animals basic functions ( shed, poo, etc)
rare but possible fighting amongst the animals
Snakes are solitary creatures.
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Cannibalism! For me that's one of the main risks.
And unwanted breeding if your snakes aren't accurately sexed.
Congrats on holding Tango by the way :)
 
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