Would a kingsnake, leopard gecko..

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I have all three. The leopard gecko and russian tortoise are in a cage together. They have lived together since we got them when I was 4. They bond gr.. 

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I have all three. The leopard gecko and russian tortoise are in a cage together. They have lived together since we got them when I was 4. They bond greatly. The kingsnake lives by herself. She is good by herself but I think she misses her tank buddies. She only lived with the gecko and turtle for a few hours. The reason they were seperated was because when we took the snake and gecko out of the cage at the same time they were face to face and the snake tried to attack the gecko. The snake is only a baby and the cages are the same size. They have different things in their cage but both have a heating pad and light. The snake has aspen bedding and the turtle and gecko have coconut bark, sand, and moss. Is this a suitable invironment for them to all live together? All of them healthy and clear of diseases.

Keep them separated. They will live longer and your gecko won't be eaten by your king snake i front of you that way either. Do you know anything about your pets? I agree with Meaningless on this one Dumb question nominee of the day. Your snake doesn't miss anyone they don't have emotions like you. So don't waste your time anthropomorphizing them Absolutely NOT! Your king snake will eat your lizard. King snakes will eat any lizard or snake including thier own kind. This is a bad recipe for disaster. Keep in mind also that your animals may be healthy but they come from different enviroments and have natural immunities to things that they harbor or carry that the other animals may not have ever been introduced to.