2 BP in 1 tank?

[BoidKeeper]

I can imagine if you only see a male or female once a year, you’re much more ambitious!!!

Now your getting it! lol
If you feed her one or two appropriate size rodent every 7 days you should have no problem.
Cheers,
Trevor

[Jeff_Favelle]

2 BP in 1 tank?

Is it just me, or have we answered this question more in the last 3 weeks than we have in the last 3 years??? It seems someone asks this question like every 2 days now.

[Tim_Cranwill]

It's not just you. There must be something in the air...

[marisa]

Yeah its because people are OBSESSED with spending as little as they can on the animal they choose to purchase, even when its not the best thing for the snake.

I see tons of GREAT reasons not to house together, (although most are ignored obviously) yet I'd LOVE too see ONE reason that they SHOULD be housed together. But I won't. Why? Because there is not ONE reason to house snakes together that is benficial for the snake. Not one. Read again! Beneficial for the SNAKE. Not some cheap skates pocket book.

Proper caging costs like 10 bucks at Wal-Mart. If you can't afford two cages then how will you afford a vet visit or even two if your snakes get ill?

BTW this post isn't directed directly at the thread starter but to everyone who asks this question because Jeff is right, WAY too many people trying to house snakes together lately and jusitfy it for themselves.

Marisa

[Tim_Cranwill]

Well, just think of it this way... it's probably only about 10% of the people who wish to keep snakes together who are asking. The other 90% just keep them together regardless. At least some are asking, right?

[killaclown]

yea for real do what you want man its a free country (America at least)

[BoidKeeper]

Do what's best for your animals like a responsible keeper would do, immediate above company excluded. Our animals did not ask to live with us the least we can do is make sure their most basic needs are met. Making sure they are not placed in a situation that may lead to stress and disease is a good one to start with.
Here’s some advice to keep in mind when looking for and following advice, be critical. Like any good researcher you have to check your sources. It’s important to know who is giving the advice. Is it one person with a sickly import pet shop ball and an Internet connection, or is it someone with a large clean collection who’s had success breeding the species? Some people on here are just more qualified then others to dispense advice. Find out who they are and listen to them.
Cheers,
Trevor