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House for two

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Rriggs

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Hi I have a 6 month old amel in a 10 gallon viv I think and I am planning on getting another young corn. Can I house them both in the same viv? There certainly seems to be enough room for my amel already.
Thanks
Ryan
 
Generally not considered to be a good idea. If you can afford a new snake, you can afford a new tank-- if not, don't get the new snake.

Try a search for cohabitation. Lots of info on why not...
 
I agree...

New snake = new set up.

They are not social creatures and there are many reasons why not to keep two snakes together. Please look around for more information on cohabitation. You'll probably decide for yourself it's not a good idea. Plus, you'll be needing to keep one snake in a larger enclosure as an adult, you might want to be looking for a 20 gal in the near future. That 10 gal won't be big enough.
 
I agree with both of the above. You should really do research on cohabitation. There are some graphic pics of corns that ate their tankmates and lots of other issues. Besides everyone deserves their own room! :)
 
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