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    Re: marcianus?

    Ok, and how big males of this species can grow? I heard they are very calm. Can a such male become a companion for Kleo? I saw an offer of almost 1 year old male... Won't he try to mate with her?

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    Re: marcianus?

    Different sexed and species of Thamnophis should not be housed together.
    At least not breeding age.
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    Re: marcianus?

    Yeah, I know, but I heard that ribbons are actually pretty hard to breed and they are different species, so I figured out that they won't do babies.

    And besides, I'm sure, that with my luck, if I buy her a female companion, Kleo will turn to be a male!

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    Re: marcianus?

    I wouldn't count on that. Snakes of the same genus are able to interbreed.
    People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff.

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    Re: marcianus?

    You can't count on that. Putting them together runs the risk of breeding.
    Both are Thamnophis.
    It's too much of a risk in my opinion.
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    Re: marcianus?

    Aren't they supposed to mate after winter hibernation?

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    Re: marcianus?

    Optimum breeding time is after brumation but they can breed at anytime of the year.
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    Re: marcianus?

    Well, maybe I'll just buy him and keep separate, how about that? So, how big males can be?

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    Re: marcianus?

    They average, like, 20inches. Mine is 24inches (3 years old) that's bigger than average.

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    Little small in my opinion...

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