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Aspidelaps cannibalism
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by Frawgg on August 20, 2005
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How likely is Aspidelaps l. luibricus propensity towards cannibalism? Anyone out there with a WORKING knowledge (i.e., BREEDERS!) please reply. I am not looking for answers read from a book. (I have already read that information.) Thanks!
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by snakebite22 on August 20, 2005
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I have Aspidelaps scutatus a 1.1 pair and have never had a problem with them. I've kept them together off and on for a year now and never once seen one try to eat the other, not even when feeding.
Richard
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by Rabies on August 21, 2005
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My female is a ferocious feeder and has attacked the male in the past. I always stay and watch them during feeding or if I'm busy I'll seperate them. Apart from that they have been living together for the past 6mths and have had no problems. Cage is 4ft x 2ft.
John
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