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i have a wild corn snake and a corn strait from the pet store, the wild corn snake is 2 1/2 feet and the the other is a ft. would it be dangerous for them to live together or not. thanxs.

-LATA-:cheers:
 
i'd say yes it is dangerous.

for a couple reasons

1) disease. wild corns are exposed to much more than those in the pet store and especially more than those from a private breeder. diseases, parasites, and the fact that they are wild

2) sometimes allowing corns to live together really stresses the lil fellas out. Competition over hides etc.

3)if they're both male, then they'll more than likely fight when they get older.

4) if you have any question, dont do it.

Keep'm seperate and you dont have to worry about any of those problems
 
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^another good point.

i didnt even think of that. Keep them separate and save urself the worry of all those problems.
 
I believe Rich put up a picture under behavior, of a young hatchling that ate two or three others. It happens. I think there was a huge thread on this very topic before, and the major consensus is: Not a good idea.
 
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