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Originally Posted by knox
Welcome aboard!!! Here's my advice:
1. Always keep snakes in separate enclosures. Garter snakes are one of the few exceptions to this rule. Corn snakes are not.
2. I always feed in their enclosures. I have for 20 years.
3. I have never had a snake become more aggressive simply because I fed in it's enclosure.
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Thanks for your thoughts. I'll keep them separated from now on. Just doesn't make sense to me though. Every single pet shop I know of...reptile specialty shops included, always house corn snakes together.
Just two questions:
1. Snakes don't know the difference, so how do your snakes act when you handling them during non feeding times?
2. Do breeders keep snakes separated? If so, how do the snakes act when introduced to another snake during those times?
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