Multi-species housing...

[adamanteus]

I really think so. But it isn't sad....snakes don't do sad, or happy. They do correct conditions/incorrect conditions.

[Lori P]

Sigh. Well, thanks, James, for taking all my sweet little snuggly snake thoughts and dashing them on the rocks.

Can I at least pretend they are cuddling and love each other???

[Zephyr]

Heh, who knows. We could all be wrong. >>
Perhaps they're really exchanging chemical signals on where the most food is, or maybe they're "snuggling" to raise their body temps. Who knows.

[Stefan-A]

Heh, who knows. We could all be wrong. >>

No.

Perhaps they're really exchanging chemical signals on where the most food is, or maybe they're "snuggling" to raise their body temps. Who knows.

Maybe it's an antipredator strategy, or maybe it's just that they have the same needs.

[adamanteus]

Perhaps they're really exchanging chemical signals on where the most food is.

Maybe when no one's looking, they do a complex dance, like honey bees. Or maybe, when we've all gone to bed, they actually talk to each other!

"Hey, Slither, what did you think of those pinkies he gave us tonight?"

"A bit tough, I thought, Slim. I reckon he thawed them too fast. Anyway, give us a cuddle".

[Zephyr]

lol
Perhaps it's a combination of acetone, peroxide, and snake musk = "Dude it was lyke great."

[adamanteus]

a combination of acetone, peroxide, and snake musk = "Dude it was lyke great."

I might try that, Todd, instead of my usual Australian Shiraz! Good call!

[Zephyr]

lol
How about some cologne?
Get the lady snakes *maybe some of the guy snakes? O.o* in the mood. XD

[adamanteus]

Don't you dab cologne behind your ears though? Where would you put it on a snake?

[Zephyr]

lol
This could be a problem... Halting all our years of research! D: