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  • 02-12-2011, 12:56 PM
    chapskis1
    Balls and Milk/Kings in same rack system?
    Hello --

    I currently have three balls in a six tub rack system. I would really like to expand and get a Milk or King. Do the different subspecies of milks and kings have different temp requirements, or are they pretty much the same across the board?

    If there is a sub species of milk or king that has the same temp requirements as a ball python please let me know!

    Thanks in advance!

    -- George
  • 02-12-2011, 01:25 PM
    SlitherinSisters
    I have no idea, you might need to ask in the milk/king snake section, there is most likely a care sheet in there. If they do have different heat requirements just set up a shelf or two with a separate thermostat.
  • 02-12-2011, 02:33 PM
    daniel1983
    I keep Kingsnakes, Hognose, cornsnakes, and ball pythons in the same rack and have never had a problem. The cages of kings hognose and cornsnakes are generally kept cooler than ball python cagesActually, I run no heat in the top two levels of my rack.....which keeps good kingsnake temps from the heat rising from below. Invest in a temp gun for $25 and it is easy to figure out how your temperatures are working. If you can't get the temperatures right by just removing a level of heating....a dimmer on some heating or a seperate t-stat should do the trick.
  • 02-12-2011, 02:45 PM
    rdoyle
    corn snake and king need temps the hightest 85%. look them up please befor you buy one
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