hi everyone well my question is about snakes i have 2cornsnakes i want a 3rd witch can mix with the corns?

Question

hi i have 2 corn's but i really want a third snake but i would like a different kind of snake this time to a corn but because im a newcomer to the snake world i haven't got a clue witch snakes i can mix with corn's so can someone please please please help me and send me some ansers about witch other snakes i can mix with them.
thank you
joseph joynes.

Answer 1

I dont thank you should King and milksnakes eat other snakes, A garter or ribbon snake might be eaten by your corn. Also your snakes may become stressed because they are solitary animals. If you do get a third I would suggest a corn of a similiar size of your current snakes and either have seperate enclosure or one large enough for all 3 to feel comfortable and not become stressed. Also feed the snakes seperately so they dont compete with one another for food. GOOD LUCK

Answer 2

Corns and royals can mix well as long as they are of similar size, i wouldn't try to put a third snake in with the two you have tho it could be very stressful for them, as for what snake to get i would definitely say a royal, they are very docile and reach a nice size, not too big, although they can be very fussy eaters and are known to sometimes go months without feeding i wouldnt let this put you off as most of them will eat eventually, i was quite lucky with mine, he has his moments but most of the time he will take his food. other than royals i would say kings and milk snakes are good beginners, also docile but some can grow to fairly large sizes, don't mix these two with any other snake though as they will eat it.

Make sure you think carefully before you go out and buy one, i would say if you cant provide a third enclosure for a new snake then maybe you should reconsider getting one just yet.

Good luck! :)

Answer 3

I don't think Danielle knows what she's talking about. Most snakes don't try to eat each other.

I have 2 corns and a Royal Python (ball python) in together as do many people i know.
Balls are very good beginner snakes being regarded as one of the most docile and friendly species. However just one snag although i was very lucky to get a very good feeder, Balls can be notoriously picky eaters, so just bear that in mind,
That aside they are in my opinion the most fabulous snake to own, absolutely lovely pets.

Always feed them seperately though.

Answer 4

Probably none. Snakes, if not exactly the same size, will usually try to eat each other.If one is more aggressive, it may attack and try to eat the other ones. A milksnake is roughly the same size, but much more aggressive.

How big of tank do you have? I always say at least a 10 gallon sized tank per small snake (mine get outside time) For 3 snakes, therefore, you would need at least a 30 gallon sized tank.

Answer 5

You can try any or all of these:

Wicked Witch of the West
Witches of Eastwick
Witch from BlairWitch
BeWitched
Good Witch from the East

Answer 6

Maybe you should consult some pagan website to see which snake(s) a witch would prefer.

Make sure you know which witch you're getting advice from, though.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Go to yahoo ''Groups'' and do a search for ''snakes'' then take your pick and join, I think there's over 400 snake groups to choose from.

Answer 9

simple answer
NEVER MIX SPECIES.
How the HELL do you keep a royal and a corn together, one comes from AFRICA, the other from AMERICA, they have different temperature and humidity requirements.
DONT DO IT.

Answer 10

Try a Mongoose!