Hello I picked these 2 beauties up the other day and was told they are 6 years old and they breed. With that said i have 2 questions 1. Can anyone Identify their morphs? 2. they have been in the same tank their whole live they breed every year i have been told i have witnessed it 2 times in the past 3 days, aside from that they seem to be very fond of each other ( personally I have never seen 2 snake act the way they do together) so my question is should I separate them after 6 years of cohabiting?
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Identify My New Friends??
- Thread starter Azoth
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Shiari
Blutterer
The first one is an amel. The second is probably a ghost or anery motley. In the first photo, it very much looks like a ghost motley, but *almost* looks like a lavender motley in the ones on the couch.
Can you get us some outdoor/natural light photos of:
The whole snake
The eyes
The belly
Can you get us some outdoor/natural light photos of:
The whole snake
The eyes
The belly
smigon
Old enough to know better
Beautiful! And yes, I would definitely separate them, besides an unplanned pregnancy a host of other problems can arise by cohabbing. Here is a great article on why not to cohab.
