beautifullywild77
Go Penguins!!!
I can tell you without a doubt that 4 yearlings in a 20g high is not enough room and 4 hatchlings in a 10g is not enough room. In Europe, they commanly cohab and do it successfully BUT they are in HUGE enclosures or vivs.
Personally, my yearlings are house in seperater 20g long. My hatchlings all have their very own 10g. I do not have stressed out snakes. Nor do I have repeated health problems or any snakes that have a failure to thrive or properly digest their food. They all have UTH on thermostats with correct temps. 85 on the hot side and 70-75 on the cool side. They all have a water bowl, 2 hides (one for cold and one for hot) They also have toliet paper or paper towel rolls as hides for in between. I have had 3 regures from 3 different snakes, 1 was because I feed a prey item slightly too big, 1 was I feed right before they went in blue and the last is from a tiny baby I saved from a cohabbing nightmare with horrible husbandary, incorrect temps and humidity and underfed.
However, I did do my research for a year before we started keeping corns. I also joined this site and began devouring all the information I could. I also take any sick animal to the vet immediately. I do have other rescued snakes that have come in to my care from cohabbing nightmares as well. So speaking from experiences from someone who has rescued this snakes and nursed them back to health. I would seperate your snakes immediately. Stress can kill your snakes and I would rather not risk the life of mine out pure ignorances. JMHO
Personally, my yearlings are house in seperater 20g long. My hatchlings all have their very own 10g. I do not have stressed out snakes. Nor do I have repeated health problems or any snakes that have a failure to thrive or properly digest their food. They all have UTH on thermostats with correct temps. 85 on the hot side and 70-75 on the cool side. They all have a water bowl, 2 hides (one for cold and one for hot) They also have toliet paper or paper towel rolls as hides for in between. I have had 3 regures from 3 different snakes, 1 was because I feed a prey item slightly too big, 1 was I feed right before they went in blue and the last is from a tiny baby I saved from a cohabbing nightmare with horrible husbandary, incorrect temps and humidity and underfed.
However, I did do my research for a year before we started keeping corns. I also joined this site and began devouring all the information I could. I also take any sick animal to the vet immediately. I do have other rescued snakes that have come in to my care from cohabbing nightmares as well. So speaking from experiences from someone who has rescued this snakes and nursed them back to health. I would seperate your snakes immediately. Stress can kill your snakes and I would rather not risk the life of mine out pure ignorances. JMHO