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Housing Emerald Tree Boa Question

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I have always been under the impression that the general rule of thumb is one snake, one cage. A friend of mine has been told otherwise and is thinking of keeping two emerald tree boas together. The question I have is, am I right? Also, if I am do you have any links to literature that states why? Thanks
 
Do you know of any links that talk about the reasons you stated for snakes in general. I am trying to collect literature so I can back up my point well.
 
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