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Housing Kingsnakes Together

Here´s a good rule of thumb if you are thinking about housing two or more kingsnakes together.

Don´t.

There isn´t much a kingsnake likes on his menu more than a nice helping of fresh kingsnake. In the wild, these guys are snake eaters, and they sure don´t stop in captivity. Breeders who put pairs together - carefully - have to watch them closely or risk ending up with one or even two dead snakes if they decide they are in a mood for a meal rather than a mate.

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