Corn snakes and more

I have 2 corn snakes at the moment there are both about 2ft long and my feonce would like to get me six other cornsnake all difrent breeds of corn snake but she would like them to hachlings would they go in the same tank as the 2ft corns and can I mix breed corn snakes

Answer #1

No, they should not be kept together. They will resort to cannibalism (eating each other). They should each have their own tank, not even 2 to a tank.

This is for a few reasons:

  1. It’s easier to tell if a snake is pooping (good) or puking (bad) if they are by themselves.

  2. Snakes aren’t pack animals, they would just as soon be alone.

  3. Stress over having to compete for the best temperature or hiding spot can cause illness.

  4. Corns have been known to occasionally eat each other.

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