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Snap and Crackle

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Bengautphoto

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Hi, my names ben and i am from UK i recently brought two corn snakes i am not too sure of the morphs so would be awesome if you could help me out. After picking them up last Thursday Crackle when in to Blue so i havent been able to handle her much, but Snap is constantly roaming about and exploring.
Here are some pictures
This is Snap
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Here is a couple of Crackle i managed to get
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They are both in a rub at the moment as i am currently sorted out a VIV but previous owner kept them both together in this rub and had no problems
 
Bengautphoto said:
They are both in a rub at the moment as i am currently sorted out a VIV but previous owner kept them both together in this rub and had no problems
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You're going to have problems, trust me. If you use the search function and look up "Cohabbing', you'll find a few threads on why NOT to keep your snakes together.
 
The Cat said:
You're going to have problems, trust me. If you use the search function and look up "Cohabbing', you'll find a few threads on why NOT to keep your snakes together.
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Hi yeah I read about the issues with cohabbing the women I got them from said they have always been cohabbed since hachlings so I didn't want to change that
 
Why don't you want to separate them? It's not like they'll miss each other or anything, corn snakes are solitary animals and you'd reduce a lot of stress if you separated them.
 
I agree that you should separate them.

Very pretty snakes. The first one looks like an anery motley and the second looks like a normal.
 
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