streeter310
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Its no threat if i hold both my corn snakes in a photo right , at least as long as theyve been fed im assuming
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Two snaked one pik
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hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
It should be fine. Mine tend to freak out when they encounter another snake, though.
Nanci
Alien Lover
Also, make sure you're not exposing a snake you've had to a new snake who hasn't completed a minimum three month quarantine.
And- I get a little nervous putting babies next to adults- you never know if the adult might want a little snack. It's never happened to me, but I'm always on guard for it, and I only do it for the rare parent/offspring photo.
And- if you have a male and female, or two unknown- they are never too young to mate- and it only takes an instant for them to lock up.
And- I get a little nervous putting babies next to adults- you never know if the adult might want a little snack. It's never happened to me, but I'm always on guard for it, and I only do it for the rare parent/offspring photo.
And- if you have a male and female, or two unknown- they are never too young to mate- and it only takes an instant for them to lock up.