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Just the fact that they are in the same enclosure is stressful enough to kill one of them, or both.
I've never heard that before. Do you know of any examples where the mere presence of another snake has stressed a snake into dying? I have heard of snakes eating each other, or contracting a disease and then passing it to the other (both very good reasons not to cohabitate) but I have never heard of a boa being stressed to death from having another one near it, especially a couple '08 babies in a 60gal...
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Whoa whoa whoa....So you are saying that you have never heard of stress killing a reptile? Please do your research. I'm not going to do it for you.
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I've never heard that before. Do you know of any examples where the mere presence of another snake has stressed a snake into dying? I have heard of snakes eating each other, or contracting a disease and then passing it to the other (both very good reasons not to cohabitate) but I have never heard of a boa being stressed to death from having another one near it, especially a couple '08 babies in a 60gal...

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