whats the best tank for cornies :D - Page 2

**Aaron_S** · 07-02-08, 02:32 PM

Snakes being placid doesn't equal happiness. It can, quite often, mean sickness. Not saying yours were sick, just it's possible.

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Originally Posted by Mad Snake Boy

Well they were always placid

river_jack · 07-04-08, 03:47 PM

I have a question. I bought 2 corn snakes the other day and was wondering is it ok to keep them both together? They are both female I beleve and do well together. When I got them they were together so I didn't think it was bad or not. Another thing the owner before said that they were 3 years old. The albino is 4ft and the other is 3'6" is this too fast I thought it took longer a foot or more a year? The tank there in is a 55 gallon with aspen bottom I think wityh a few climbing sticks and a big water bowl. They are very friendly and love to cuddle up in the blanket almost like a cat. I hope to put picks up soon

**Aaron_S** · 07-04-08, 07:42 PM

Cuddle up in WHAT blanket? Did you honestly give them a blanket in the tank?

You do know snakes like to hide, and are probably just hiding in the dark crevices of the blanket. They aren't "cuddling up".

Also, if you read in this thread, and about half a dozen others you'll see the answer to your question regarding if they can co-habitat.

springtech · 11-10-08, 03:28 AM

Corns are generally fine together however Most other snakes shoudnt be housed together for many reasons and some people just get stuck on it. Its just easier and better to keep eveyone seperate for many reasonss.

C#@$e · 11-10-08, 08:38 PM

ok a snake doesnt need a "Swimming bowl" if it has a drinking bowl. and i think its better to have purified water in the water dish but make sure the water is room temp. baby corns are very tiny so make sure you have that incloser escape profe. and what kind of corn did you say you were getting.

C#@$e · 11-10-08, 08:39 PM

aww man i think i said this super late

C#@$e · 11-10-08, 08:41 PM

wow im a ****** this started along time ago umm hello someone should close this thread

Durtis · 11-10-08, 09:00 PM

i house all 4 of my corns in a 55 gallon long. they have been in there for 2 years now and never one problem. just feed them separately.

**Aaron_S** · 11-10-08, 11:34 PM

Chase, threads don't really get closed just because they are older. People just let them die though lol.

Again, as it's already been stated in this thread, just because you keep them together doesn't mean it's always the right thing to do.