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For those of you who house your snakes together... question!

starsevol said:
There is a HUGE difference between co-habbing because you don't know any better, and co-habbing for your own selfish reasons after more experianced keepers tell you it's wrong.
(((HUGS))) Robbie.
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I guess that's true... But it still made me feel like crap when I saw the huge bulge in the one's stomach and the other missing... I felt like a very very very very very very bad person. So, I bumped up the heat a bit on the other to help with the digestion. Everything went through without a problem, but I very easily could have lost her, too. But then again, my little anery girl is just a big ol' garbage disposal (Jiang).
 
I know you felt horrible Robbie. I KNOW you've heard my co-hab story before (for those who haven't, it's posted in my personal forum). I lost Kelsey due to a temporary co-hab back in 2005, and it STILL hurts. I still think of her all the time. I still blame myself...
 
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