Other pets (pics and discussions)

[snakehill]

Ok. Here's a question. Has anyone ever housed a corn and a garter together?

[RedSidedSPR]

Maybe, someone was gonna try until i told her not to, not too long ago.

But... DO NOT TRY!!

[RedSidedSPR]

Awesome Tank story Steve

[snakehill]

I figured that you'd have an opinion on this one!!!! I like to try new things!

[RedSidedSPR]

What's that supposed to mean?

[snakehill]

kidding!!!!!!!!!! I don't know if anyone noticed but I have a problem with sarcasm. I'm working on that!

[RedSidedSPR]

Well, duh. But it meant something. I can feel it

[snakehill]

You have amazing opinions and I read everything you say! You are very knowledgable! I was just kidding! Really! I have to go to work and do a double shift and now I'm going to be all worried that I offended you!

[RedSidedSPR]

You didn't. Not at all.

[Charis]

Yeah, better not to try. There are few snake species that don't seem to have too many stress problems or occurrences of eating each other when housed together, but for the most part it's not a good idea. Corns do have a fairly high incidence of cannibalism when housed together. Recently someone who just joined CS.com made the mistake of buying a Westen Hog then a few weeks came across a corn snake he couldn't pass up and figured they would be able to bunk together until he could get a separate set up for the corn. However the hog ate the corn.