Vagrans Babies!!!

[Light of Dae]

Would they be so Cannibalistic if always fed lots n no shortage of food? Just separate them for feeding?
I would think they'd rather have a nice thawed mouse n worms rather than their roommate....

But I've never kept a wandering so ... what do I know eh?

[Stefan-A]

Would they be so Cannibalistic if always fed lots n no shortage of food? Just separate them for feeding?
I would think they'd rather have a nice thawed mouse n worms rather than their roommate....

But I've never kept a wandering so ... what do I know eh?

The two times I had attempts here, there had been no shortage of food.

[i_heart_sneakie_snakes]

Congrats on the babies. Can't wait to see some pictures

I have two Wanderings and I keep each in their own cage. Better safe than sorry!!

[thamneil]

I was at Reptile Gardens while visiting South Dakota. Found it interesting that they housed vagrans and radix together. Both snakes were the same size and I was told that they never caused a problem.

[norcalj]

I think that the entire Elegans group may have a tendency towards cannibalism. Several years ago, I had a coast garter that attempted to eat one of my bluestripe garters. Luckily, I noticed the commotion in the terrarium, and was able to intervene. He already had the other snake's head down his throat.

[Stefan-A]

I was at Reptile Gardens while visiting South Dakota. Found it interesting that they housed vagrans and radix together. Both snakes were the same size and I was told that they never caused a problem.

The parents of my oldest male were kept together for a long time, without a problem. Some time after giving birth, the mother ate the father.

I kept two vagrans together with a tetrataenia without problems for a year. Then, one day, the smaller of the vagrans tried to kill the 5-10 cm longer tetrataenia.