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seprated my one snake

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clumsly

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hi, i finally got aorund and bought a 20 gallon for one normal corn. he was the one that was always trying to mate and was always causign problems. no hes by himslef. and for the other two the go tthe 55 galon the them selfves. i have never had any problems with the other two the alywas sleep toghter. if i do see any sighnes of stress i will by another cage for one of them.:D
 
clumsly said:
i have never had any problems with the other two the alywas sleep toghter. if i do see any sighnes of stress i will by another cage for one of them.:D
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Well they maybe are having, but like every body knows snakes can't talk, you are look, anyhow you shoul think about put then in diferent cages IMHO.
 
What sinus of stress in particular should we look for clum sly?

Are those the 20 inch bred/ pregnant corns that your keeping together?
 
first off i have male snow, a male normal, and a female amel ok. so the normal male was causing problems he did not like the snow one that much and was alwats triyng to mate wiht the famale so i put him by himself. th other i i bought at the same time for the herp store by my house so they had all ready been living together and tey are fine. the male had never yet tried to mate wiht her.
 
i think you should get another cage for the female or the other male it will be better less stressfull and safer.

cheers
 
The snow male that never tried to breed the female was acting that way because your normal male was the dominant of the two males. Now that the normal is gone, the snow will start trying to breed the female in time.

Sooooo, all you've really done is traded one problem for another. You still have a breedable pair in the same enclosure with no way of keeping them apart, yet the female is still too young to breed and you still have no way of caring for whatever eggs she'll produce. I'm sorry, but it sounds to me like you haven't "solved" anything at all.

:(
 
I agree with Darin

The problem still hasn't been solved. Peter is poor and Paul is much happier.

You really need to seperate all three.
 
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