Will a corn snake eat another corn snake?

Answer 1

only if there very hungrey

This is not true. Corn snakes are far from cannibalistic, unlike king snakes. If the cage is too small however, they will become stressed. Stress also stems from the snakes being very different in size.

Answer 2

It will depend on the size of the snakes. A kingsnake can kill a snake larger than it itself but may struggle to consume a snake that is larger than itself.

It is certainly possible that it will be able to kill and eat a snake larger than itself though and i have witnessed it. It is just very rare since the king snakes (Lampropeltis) prefer to take smaller prey for ease.

Answer 3

no because there the same the color is not but there the same very the same

Actually, yes. Since rat snakes are usually bigger,depending on the size,one snake will eat the other. I wouldn't put the two snake together without close supervison.

Both corn and rat snakes are constricters so be carefull and watch signs of constricting.

Answer 4

Uh, corn snakes ARE a type of rat snake. They are also called the red rat snake. A king snake might eat a rat snake but corn snakes will eat mostly rodents.

Answer 5

Yes. There are snakes that diet consist of other snakes. King Cobras and king snakes are two of the most common.

Answer 6

no.

Answer 7

yes the do.