well not sure at the moment possibly 2 males snows and will b 2years old...if not then hatchlings around 2-3months old..

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I wouldn`t put 2 male 2yr olds together...it will soon be breeding time for corns and they could get aggresive towards each other. Some do keep adult males together but you can have this problem at breeding time.Also at 2 yrs old they need a full size viv.

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Thanks Deborah.

Depends where you get the snake from and it's personality I suppose, petshop snakes you can garuntee will be nervous, I have my own hatchlings in a larger enclosure which are far from nervous lol. Snakes from breeders will be a little more docile than the petshop variety.

You can go with plastic to start off with if you want though.

I use aspen bedding for mine and yes, remove mess as you see it but you will need to do a proper clean out and disinfect atleast once a month.

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thanks for ur help looks like will be one or two babies at the moment not sure should i get two females two male or one of each if i do end up gettin two? do any of u know where to get a cheap viv?

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**bumpbump**

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it is not a good idea to put to snakes in a tank at all breeding time only as one could eat the other and too big a tank can freak them out your best bet is a local pet shop they sell small plastic tanks and can be bought quite cheap best to keep them in here for few months until they get bigger but one rule is never pair them together

ok thanks decided on the one only now anyway so good stuff also found a small plastic tank to keep it in so its not freeked out with bein in a big viv

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which one would be beter?

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also is aspen beddin wat i should get?

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For young corns I use 5 litre really useful boxes. ( Really Useful Products Ltd - Select country ) You can buy them at Staples or Macro.

They have clip on lids, which mean no escapes, but you do need to make some air holes in with a soldering iron or drill or something.

Personally, I am very wary about keeping any snakes together, but hatchlings especially can be cannibalistic, and are best kept seperately. This will also help as if one gets ill, or regurges it's food and they are kept together, you might not know which one it is. If you do keep them together you need to make absolute sure they are fed seperately.

Snakes aren't social animals, and whilst they might tolerate each other, they don't enjoy each others company.