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fishykid

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Just wanted to say HI to everyone on the Forum. I'm quite new to snake keeping and am sure to have quite a bit of questions. My first love with fish, hence the name. I'll try not to ask the common questions that could be answered 1 one click on the search option.

I currently have 1 amelanistic and 1 ghost corn snake. They are both hatchlings and are currently housed together. I don't see it as a big problem as they're both the same size and when they do get bigger I plan to seperate them.

I have trolled the boards for a little bit and so far have gotten a lot of my questions answered. Just wanted to say HI for now and look forward to learning more about my snakes.
 
Welcome to the forum. I can say you'll prolly get some replies about the cohabitation you have going on, but if you plan to seperate them soon it shouldn't be a problem.

And please feel free to ask any questions you might have, even if you are unsure about an item you found using search.
 
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