These babies we have had for about a month now

[tdavis]

this is Si, but wondering if it is actually a male or female, & what kind he/she is


this is better shot of tail


this is a pic of both of the little guys, need to know which one is which sex if possible, we where told that red ones is female but not positive he/she is sweet pea lol


this is a pic of their living quarters


taken just after they where put back in their home, we switched to plantation soil from aspen & they seem to just love it.

 

[codymi]

the red looks like a normal/classic and female based on the tail and the other looks like an anery and male based again, on tail shape.

 

[jessicashallperish]

you have a hypo and an anery. hypo is the red one.. are you keeping them together?

 

[codymi]

i thought hypo at first also, but i'm no good at telling it apart for sure.

 

[diamondlil]

If you plan on cohabbing them as they grow, you may well need a more reliable method of sexing them than opinions from strangers looking at photos. If they are a mixed pair and the mate too early, you'll be putting the female at great risk. Corns bred too early often die.

 

[tdavis]

they are cohabiting together right now but I plan on separating them. at what age could they possible breed so I make sure they are separated for sure before then. I know the female has to be at least 3 yrs old for safe breeding but how young might they start

 

[hypnoctopus]

The youngest I've heard of is about a year. That's a really nice setup you have.

 

[beautifullywild77]

They can breed sooner than people would think. The best plan is to get them separated as soon as you can. There are other issues that can arise when cohabbing, not just early breeding.

 

[susang]

they are cohabiting together right now but I plan on separating them. at what age could they possible breed so I make sure they are separated for sure before then. I know the female has to be at least 3 yrs old for safe breeding but how young might they start

Snakes don't understand safe time to breed, they need to be separated now. Breeding is not the only reason for not cohabbing. Do a little search on cohabbing, it might be helpful for you.