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its highly not recomended to put 2 snakes together especialy a male and a male, but if you are :cry: a 40 breeder- 50g or bigger will do ok. but think give them there own tank a 20L and a 20L, 20+20=40 :rofl: . but if possible give them there own tank.
 
They should not be kept together except for the few hours you would need them paired up for breeding. Size would be irrelevant at that point. I pair mine up for 24 hours, then return the male to his respective home.
 
My 'honeymoon suites' are about 70 x 45 cms and about 30 cms high. They're underbed sweater boxes with wheels and a lid and I've drilled lots of holes in the sides. My community viv (and please everyone...this thread is not about my choise to house some of my corns together) is 120 x 60 x 80 cms. I personally have never had problems with housing snakes together but the general consensus is that it may not be a good idea. It's up to you to research into some old threads on this site (do a keyword search) and decide if it's right for you or not. Good luck,
Adèle
 
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