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2 corns together

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lightningfast

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How long could i keep a baby snow corn and a 4ft. amel corn together? I have a 30 gal tank. I dont know the sex of the amel but i know the snow is a girl. My amel is very tame, I dont know if that will matter. the snow is a '03 but im not sure on the age exactly. She is from a pet store. i apreicate all of the replies thanks.
 
I have not bought the snow yet and it is a great looking snow and i am sure someone willbuy her if i dont soon. should i wait and see til i have enough money to get at least a 10 or 20 gallon tank?
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it would be best to keep them separate
corns are naturally solitary animals... introducing a baby snake as a tank-mate to an adult will cause the adult some stress..
if 2 corns are kept together since they were both hatchlings they will tolerat each other.. otherwise you`re taking a chance with your pet`s health...

so... IF i were you i`d wait untill i had a new enclosure before buying.. and if the snow has gone then no worries.. they`ll be plenty more beauties for sale elsewhere...
 
If it's a baby snow you can keep it in a plastic shoebox container for a while. At Big Lots they have shoeboxes for .79 each. They have sweater boxes for a little more. But I wouldn't keep a baby and a 4ft together for any amount of time.
 
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