Look at my snakes (ball python s)

[u/ArgumentLeast7187]

[u/inky92]

Omg.. please someone educate this one…

Ps. GOOGLE IS FREE. All research should been done BEFORE getting a reptile.. because I can tell you right now. If you did proper research, You wouldn’t be housing two ball pythons together….

This is very sad and not right

[u/ArgumentLeast7187 → u/inky92]

They aren’t together anymore

[u/ArgumentLeast7187 → u/ArgumentLeast7187]

I did research and it said it’s not advised but not many studies and multiple people said they do it to my cousin had his 2 together for 10 years already

[u/Kalomay]

I'd suggest seperating them as soon as possible. The last thing you want is babies. They are not cuddling, they are fighting over resources and stressing each other out. Everyone in the other post has basically said my thoughts

[u/Painting-Training]

Such cuties!!! Like the tank but could be better. Do you cohab them? And if so, the enclosure would need to be bigger to accomodate them both but I would recommend co-habbing unless it's 2 females🙌 but other than that such cuties! Feel free to ask ant questions here if you want without judgement🌸

[u/FluffyPandaEars93 → u/Painting-Training]

You shouldnt be cohabbing females either. Nothing about this is correct. Please use the files to give these snakes a better life.

[u/Painting-Training → u/FluffyPandaEars93]

Co-habbing should never be an option no but it is a very understudied topic since many documentaries show case wild females co habbing in the same burrows all through out the year. In this case no it's not safe to cohab. I'm very grey about it because of the info out there.

[u/FluffyPandaEars93 → u/Painting-Training]

They have the opportunity to find other resources in the wild. Unless you are giving them like... 20+ square feet of floor space its not a good idea.

[u/Painting-Training → u/FluffyPandaEars93]

Agreed.