I know I'm going to get a backlash of criticism, but please save it for later. Right now, I need to act:

I rescued "ACE" seven years ago. he's been an easy keeper, never missed a feeding, kids handle him all the time, all has been fine. One year ago, I rescued another male Ball Python "Deuce". Just recently I learned that they could probably cohabitate fine, so I combined cages. A month ago or so, while disentangling them to feed, I got my first glimpse that Ace was actually a GRACE! I quickly read up on what the probability of there being eggs, and it didn't seem probable. Well, guess what? Yesterday, Grace laid 3 eggs ( I witnessed 2). Besides feeling excited, I'm fairly anxious now and I had separated them (during the labor while she was distracted). Long story short, the day before, students had placed her in the wrong cage and added I think its pine bedding (which I just read was really bad!) I'm sick thinking that I messed all this up.

sorry for the babbling....basically:

1) Now that I HAVE to move her (wasn't going to because she looks much more aggressive though she has never bit anyone) so I might as well get caught up on being legit...I need advice of how to move her and her eggs safely to my other cage.

2)I know I need a better thermometer/humidity reader (just read that the ones I have aren't good enough) and am looking for a proportional thermostat but I think she's ok for right now in that situation so I'm working on these issues, just need to get her squared away quickly for her best chances to get the eggs hatched ok