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Ok, after figuring out how to post my own thread...in the right forum (i think) now can any1 help me out with my question??
My friend's had a corn snake for about two years now, its about 4ft long and i was wondering if (for christmas) it would be ok to buy him another to put in with his current snake. Doesnt have to be a baby, coz i kinda guessed that would get eaten pretty quick.
And also, if it happened to be the opposite sex, would there be a massive chance of breeding all the time or are they only seasonal breeders??
And dont worry, the new snake is very much wanted, im not just landing my mate with a new snake that he doesnt want to keep!
Cheers x
 
This is an extremely controversial topic, I would not co-habit my snakes. You should as I suggested in other thread do a search on co-habitation. susang
 
I agree with Susan, it is very controversial but I also believe you should not co-hab snakes. There is a search function on the main tool bar of this site. Type in cohabitation and read some threads about it. I believe there are way more cons than pros in this subject of corn snake care.
 
Ok, thanks for explaining how to do that Dave! And yes susang... i know what you have said on other threads, and like i have said, i am new, so dont really know how to use this!
 
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