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Y is my corn snake doin this¿ orange is my male brown is my female¡
- Thread starter exotics.ga
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Chip
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It would appear to me that you either have two males or the genders reversed. I've seen females "pop" like that, but the chasing is classic male breeding behavior. Are you trying to breed them? Do you normally cohabitate them in the same enclosure?
exotics.ga
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yer i am goin to bread them bt not yet and these are my first snakes I just put em both together my male snake "pops" as well
exotics.ga
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So if I separate them will they stop piping¿
exotics.ga
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And I fort u had to hibernate them to get em to bread ¿
exotics.ga
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Kool will do by any chance do u no what the smallest plastic viv they can go in and I am making a snake rack out of an old wardrobe do I leave the doors on and what's the best way to heat it?¿
exotics.ga
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The doors have PVC windows on it or will do
smigon
Old enough to know better
A 20 gallon long aquarium is appropriate for either one, like Chip said, if you are not breeding them yet it is a really good idea to keep them separate.
Here is a good example of why they shouldn't cohabitate. cohabbing
Use an Under Tank Heater (UTH) to heat the aquarium from the bottom. Set the thermostat at 87° and you should have a good gradient down to the cool side (with hides on both ends) at about 75°.
Here is a good example of why they shouldn't cohabitate. cohabbing
Use an Under Tank Heater (UTH) to heat the aquarium from the bottom. Set the thermostat at 87° and you should have a good gradient down to the cool side (with hides on both ends) at about 75°.