12-29-2006, 07:56 PM
GeneL,
I've always loved the snow. Thankfully, snow around here doesn't tend to stick around for long. By Sunday the roads will almost surely be bone dry & by next week, only patches of snow will remain.
As for the snakes - my rules for keeping snakes together is that they must be the same species, the same size and the same sex. Oh, and ones that are known cannibals (like kingsnakes) are kept solitary.
In general, I could probably get away with putting my bullsnakes in with my cornsnakes - as they're all pretty docile and not really known for eating snakes. However, I like to keep them separated by species for health reasons.
I've always loved the snow. Thankfully, snow around here doesn't tend to stick around for long. By Sunday the roads will almost surely be bone dry & by next week, only patches of snow will remain.
As for the snakes - my rules for keeping snakes together is that they must be the same species, the same size and the same sex. Oh, and ones that are known cannibals (like kingsnakes) are kept solitary.
In general, I could probably get away with putting my bullsnakes in with my cornsnakes - as they're all pretty docile and not really known for eating snakes. However, I like to keep them separated by species for health reasons.