Plastic Tote Ventilation

Ok so I just rescued the sweetest most beautiful BP from a lady who said she was a biter. She's so very docile but the previous owner stuck her hand in too fast got bit and blaimed the snake, equals me getting free snake, SCORE. But downside is im poor college kid in the middle of no where and I needed a cage so i bought a long plastic TOTE. I think she will like it a lot better since its wider and less dirty. Still pretty long. however im worried about the Ventilation vs. humidity issue. As of now it only has two hole where the handles are (look at any standard tote you will see) and I am affraid of suffication my new baby. Im pretty new to pythons and boas as ive only ever owned corns. So do i sacrifise humidity for fresh air or do i punch holes in the top/sides. Its pretty secure and she has heat pad (not the heat rock the previous owner had, i about screamed but didnt wanna blow my free snake deal), and a big water dish (thx walmarts) with two hide boxes all the standard issue. So she should be goign to a good home, yet a naive one. Thx for any replies.
Drew

Here is an article from this site on how to build a plastic enclosure, it should help out alot:

http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....warticle&id=40

Let us know if you have any other questions.

Best thing we ever "invested" in was a soldering wand thingy from Wal-Mart. Not the more expensive gun deal but just this nice little soldering wand. Came with 3 different size tips and was all of $9.00 I think. It puts holes through plastic bins wonderfully fast but does cause fumes so use in a well ventilated area.


~~Joanna~~