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cellz

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Hi i have 2 corn's and im looking to buying them a new tank the one i got now is big enough i think as there snakes are 2 ft and the tank is about the same 1 ft deep and 1 1/2 height, but the bottom of my tank is cracked, so its time to get a new home for them

I want about a 3/4 ft tank with a sliding door front any1 know anything?

thanks
 
since somebody's going to ask...

are you keeping the snakes in the same tank? If so, you should get the second tank and separate the snakes. As long as there isn't an exposed edge to the glass or something like that, a crack in the bottom of the tank you have now isn't really an issue.
 
Why should i separate the snakes they have been living together since they were hatchlings with no problems so far.

I think it may make the snakes very ill and depressed if i was to separate them as they have made good friends together and look like they really do care for each other i knoiw it sounds daft but its true!

thanks
 
cellz said:
I think it may make the snakes very ill and depressed if i was to separate them as they have made good friends together and look like they really do care for each other i knoiw it sounds daft but its true!
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Based on what? :rolleyes:
 
I mean what are you basing this idea that your snakes 'like' each other and will get 'very ill and depressed' if you were to separate them?

You said you've had them together since they were hatchlings. Housing hatchlings together for a time is fine, but as they get older, it's not a good idea. Do a search on "cohabitation" and see for yourself.

And besides, if they showed all of the emotions you're describing, why don't wild ones mate for life and live with each other?
 
Oh right well i feel a right evil cunt to separate them if u know what i mean ive seen quite afew corn snakes live with each other and lived happy lives also dont think ive got enough room for 2 tanks ;\
 
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