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RE: breeding
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by wls967 on August 1, 2002
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Take one "feeding" male, place him with one "feeding" female and give them plenty of time. You mite try covering the enclosure with a blanket or towel (don't close off their air). Snakes breed by size not age, but I'm guessing that 2.5 feet is sufficient. Maybe someone will have some other ideas because I'm no expert. A lot of the coppers I catch won't eat unless I give them privacy (towel over enclosure). Since eating is less "personal" than breeding, I would give them at least the same privacy for breeding. Put them in a corner that doesn't have high human traffic where they feel alone.
wls
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