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viv size for 2

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darkpbstar

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ok I know someone is going to say, just dont house two together, well I dont need to hear from them then (no offense) but to the people that do house together what is a good sized viv for 2 snakes? LIke within 1 year and 3 years old? or how about what is good for two adault sized snakes? thanks.
 
If you absolutely have to house together, you would normally have a 30 gl. for one snake. So I would think you'd need twice that to give each snake a zone of comfort. Maybe 50-60 gl?
 
I house 2 corns in a 4 foot viv. Or should i say i used to. I will be putting my females back together later in the year though.
 
I keep to adult males in a 4 foot viv together and they do very well. It's very well planted up and they have many options in temperature range, height and exposure. They have the option to hang out together if they want to and the option to be apart. It works really well for me even though it is against the 'taught' standard.
 
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