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Can you keep ADULT sand boas together???? ( Of relatively the same size, of course! ) Or is it a huge no-no like with corns and kings???? I'm considering getting a couple of gal-pals for my Kenyan and my Saharan. If not, I'm still prepared but I was just wondering if it would stress them out any.

Devon
 
I keep my 2 female Kenyans together, and i keep my 3 males together, and i haven't had a problem. I always fed them separately of course, in a separate feeding tub. I would not keep males and females together, unless you have a plan for babies=)
 
Well, I MIGHT be going down that road anyway BUT I just wanted to know the dangers. If having "snakelets" is the worst I can expect that's one thing. If one decides to EAT the the other or stop eating altogether because of the stress of another sharing his home base, well THAT I would like to avoid altogether!

Devon
 
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