Momofson'ssnake
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I have 2 young corn snakes can I put them in same enclosure?
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Momofson'ssnake
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Can they be aggressive to each other?
LBoz
Original Curmudgeon
There is some great info on the Basic Care FAQ about this if you're interested. Scroll down about half way and you'll see it along with many links. 
http://cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28341
http://cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28341
Momofson'ssnake
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Thank you all so much for the info. I checked the links you suggested. I'm really glad i asked before putting them together.
Shiari
Blutterer
I cohab'd two of my corns for a couple months, just to try and see the result. Ferenea, my snow, started getting antsy though since her tank mate (55gal tank, by the by) grew like a weed, and quickly got to about twice Feren's size, at least regarding girth and head size. Lia's actually quite a short snake. Anyways, now that Feren has her own little tank she is eating better, and much calmer for handling. I think living with Lia was causing too much "she's gonna EAT ME! D:" in my little snow. Thus, I advocate single housing out of experience.
Anyways, now that Feren has her own little tank she is eating better, and much calmer for handling. I think living with Lia was causing too much "she's gonna EAT ME! D:" in my little snow. Thus, I advocate single housing out of experience.