any threat of accidental matings?

[drache]

I'd like to house my pair of concinnus with my pair of anery radix
being that they're not even the same species, I would assume that there is no threat of accidental matings, particularly since they all have their own species available, with the right kinds of pheromones and such
or should I not assume?

[adamanteus]

I would think it would be risky, Rhea. Especially this time of year with the males so frisky!

[Stefan-A]

Not worth the risk, Rhea.

[drache]

okay, thanks
glad I asked
they've brumated briefly (6 weeks - their first year in the cold), and have already been with their respective mates since the beginning of the year - that's why I'm considering it at all
is it possible that they've already satisfied their mating urges, or is it never over with males?
my original plan was to just house the females together and the males with some other males, but I've got a tank big enough for both pairs and I thought they'd look nice together
oh well, back to plan a)

[Stefan-A]

is it possible that they've already satisfied their mating urges, or is it never over with males?

It's never really over.

[drache]

It's never really over.

guys . . .
there was a comment, but never mind

[ssssnakeluvr]

don't risk it.....even tho there are the same species there...you know guys....you will end up with hybrids!

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

with any of our luck, one of the males will "accidentally" "fall into" the wrong female....

[Thamnophis]

My female tetrataenia was "taken" bij a male T. atratus last year. It produced only slugs and 1 deformed young. My advise would be: don't do it.

[infernalis]

Rhea - Guys are guys regardless of species.

If you have ever seen "Jurassic Park" there was a comment "Life will find a way"

Holds a lot of truth to it.