I have had my female corn snake Lily for the past 7 years. She has lived in our main living area. We recently adopted a 2 year old male corn (Ducky). My question to the group is can I house them in the same room. He has his own enclosure and is thriving. I just don’t want to stress either one of them.
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Welcome! Yeah, that’s completely fine. It may make the male a bit more active in spring, but that can be fun to watch. 
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Men!!! 
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Hahaha. They’re pretty civilized though. No catcalls or wolf whistles. Sometimes a polite tap on the tub.
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Is that like “Knock 3 times on the ceiling….?”
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Agreed that it’s totally fine. Most corn snake breeders have quite a few corns of opposite sexes living in the same room.
I also wanted to let you know your picture didn’t finish uploading before you hit post.
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Hahaha!! 
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Welcome to our community! Yup, third vote for being totally fine to have them in the same room. Which is fortunate, because I have many more snakes than I have rooms!
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I thought so. Just wanted to reach out and get some thoughts. My female is the crazy one in the spring. She drives me nuts. Thanks for the responses.
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