Shepard mix found me

[Catherine]

I am sure you will work things out with Fennec's training. He will end up a well mannered dog.

It is like you are a dog magnet. Somehow lost dogs cross your path and are drawn to you. I think you and the dogs are both amazing. Look how well things worked out for Mia. She has had a good life because of you. I know there was another little dog that you helped place, but I have forgotten the details.  Fennec will be another success story.

I am going to post some tank pictures.

Multiple corn snakes


A set of tanks


Small Hognose set up...they are in a bigger tank now.


Brooks King Snake set up.


Two ball pythons


They are comfortable with each other.


They look so pretty together.

I find snakes are fine together. You can only have one male per tank(usually). I start them off in a smaller tank and upgrade as needed.
Ball pythons are very passive. Two adults(three if at least two are female) can live in a 36 in long tank. They are not big climbers so don't waste your time with taller tanks. You want floor space.

I don't know what they are looking at so intently


They usually sleep together like this.

Front opening tanks are good, but not essential. Cracked aquariums are fine as long as your lids is secure.
Set up the tank and introduce the snakes. You will know soon enough if they are going to get along.
I have never had to separate a snake yet.

Some of the larger groups of young corn snakes had to be sorted out into breeding colonies, but that was a matter of genetics. Although if I found two snakes were clearly bonded I kept them together. Nature has a right to choose and I respected their choices.

What genders are your snakes?
I do try to keep the sizes similar. I wouldn't put a tiny baby snake in with an adult. If they are generally the same size putting them together should be fine.
If you had a big tank you could put multiple ball pythons together. If there is a problem you will know. The snakes will be restless and uneasy. They won't hurt each other.

I separate them all to feed!!!! All my snakes are trained to be fed in plastic snake boxes. It gives me a chance to clean the tank while they are eating. There is no chance of a feeding accident. They get used to it and they expect to be fed that way.