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Ruthveni (Queratero) male wanted

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Have a female Ruthveni would like a male. Can a pair be kept together? I doubt it but I'd like an expert's opinion. Are some species easier to house together? I'd like to concentrate on Kings.
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Hildy
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I'm no expert, but I've had kings for over 6 years now.
You cannot house kingsnakes together, the only time kingsnakes are together is for breeding and that's for short periods of time and closely monitored. If you kept/housed two kings together you'd end up with one big one. Basically, all kingsnakes have to be individually housed due to the fact they are snake eaters. If you are getting into kings and want many of them, the best way to go is a rack system.
Is your Ruthveni an albino or regular (red, black, and white)?
Have fun,
Uncloudy
 
fware said:
Have a female Ruthveni would like a male. Can a pair be kept together? I doubt it but I'd like an expert's opinion. Are some species easier to house together? I'd like to concentrate on Kings.
Thanks
Hildy
N CA
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I wouldn't suggest housing ANY Kings together. They are known snake eaters and housing them together could result in the loss of one or both.
 
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