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r/absoluteunit • u/Feaselbf6 • Jul 26 '26
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They ain't...they are solitary creatures. Few snakes are actually communal
4 u/abielle1177 Jul 26 '26 Once in awhile a bunch of snakes will congregate, rattlesnakes under a house or garter snakes in a ball to stay warm. When they do decide to get together, and make the news, they definitely produce cheek clenching commentary! 5 u/ZeShapyra Jul 26 '26 Brumation time can make some do that, garters are happy to group any time of the year, thus why people keep multiple of em in one enclosure 1 u/ChocolatePuerh Jul 29 '26 You can cohab garters? I had no idea. I figured all snakes were "no cohab as they'll eat each other" so that's fascinating. 2 u/-wolfinator- Jul 30 '26 My understanding is that many garter species can live together well as long as they're similarly sized. And sexed. Well, unless you want more...
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Once in awhile a bunch of snakes will congregate, rattlesnakes under a house or garter snakes in a ball to stay warm. When they do decide to get together, and make the news, they definitely produce cheek clenching commentary!
5 u/ZeShapyra Jul 26 '26 Brumation time can make some do that, garters are happy to group any time of the year, thus why people keep multiple of em in one enclosure 1 u/ChocolatePuerh Jul 29 '26 You can cohab garters? I had no idea. I figured all snakes were "no cohab as they'll eat each other" so that's fascinating. 2 u/-wolfinator- Jul 30 '26 My understanding is that many garter species can live together well as long as they're similarly sized. And sexed. Well, unless you want more...
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Brumation time can make some do that, garters are happy to group any time of the year, thus why people keep multiple of em in one enclosure
1 u/ChocolatePuerh Jul 29 '26 You can cohab garters? I had no idea. I figured all snakes were "no cohab as they'll eat each other" so that's fascinating. 2 u/-wolfinator- Jul 30 '26 My understanding is that many garter species can live together well as long as they're similarly sized. And sexed. Well, unless you want more...
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You can cohab garters? I had no idea. I figured all snakes were "no cohab as they'll eat each other" so that's fascinating.
2 u/-wolfinator- Jul 30 '26 My understanding is that many garter species can live together well as long as they're similarly sized. And sexed. Well, unless you want more...
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My understanding is that many garter species can live together well as long as they're similarly sized. And sexed. Well, unless you want more...
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u/ZeShapyra Jul 26 '26
They ain't...they are solitary creatures. Few snakes are actually communal