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| musical2one |
Posted - 14/08/2011 : 01:12:18
I recently lost my snake, and I am pretty sure it is gone or dead. So I went out and bought a cage that locks practically everywhere, and has a side opening door, that also locks (pretty excited), and I bought two new snakes. The cage is huge so there is enough room for three even (but that won't happen). So anyway, what should I name them? One is Amel Black, and the other is (what petsmart called it) a fancy brown corn snake, but I think he is actually a normal corn. |
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| mkmattyk |
Posted - 14/08/2011 : 14:13:01
yeah i agree with lota and kdlang, females aren't so bad but us male being males and mixed sex, are more difficult to cohabit you better off getting them popped or probed but you might have to wait a little longer to probe them |
| lotabob |
Posted - 14/08/2011 : 14:05:19
gaps between sliding doors are an often forgotten escape point.
Do you know the sex of these snakes? If you dont you cant cohabit them! |
| kdlang |
Posted - 14/08/2011 : 11:00:53
Search for snake names and there is a whole thread somewhere.
Also, if you are housing them together, please read the sticky on co-habiting. It is a very long thread but it is a highly argued subject and you need to be fully aware of all the risks if you continue to co-habit |
| Mamma |
Posted - 14/08/2011 : 08:43:55
If you do a search theres a thread about snake names. You planning on keeping all 3 in there? |
| musical2one |
Posted - 14/08/2011 : 01:34:53
and I just realized the fancy cornsnake is actually probably a bloodred |
| musical2one |
Posted - 14/08/2011 : 01:24:32
oops, meant to say black one is an Anery |
