Separating My pythons..

Well guys what do you think... Now they have their own homes just as you guys suggested! :)

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Where are there hide boxes? They need a hide box on each end of the enclosure.

Just need to identical hides per tank and youre good to go. :)

Also make sure that the hide boxes are cozy enough so that they feel "touched" from all sides.

ok Check .... Hide boxes should be above the heating pad or off to the side?..

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Originally Posted by gLoBaL mInD

ok Check .... Hide boxes should be above the heating pad or off to the side?..

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One above the heating pad and the other on the cool side.

Thanks!!!..

Another question, I see a lot people say they keep a constant temp in there enclosure and the infrared or Moonlight on 24/7. But I read a lot about not doing that.. like this:

No special lighting required. Fluorescent bulbs are more cost effective and run cooler than incandescent bulbs, and you eliminate the possibility of thermal burns. Light should be on 10 - 12 hours daily.

cage temperature should stay at 77-90F during the day. You can turn off the basking light and drop the temperature to 68-75F at night. These animals are active at night, so no special lighting is required.

No lower then 75 any time. I wouldnt even go that low. I'd go 78 at the VERY lowest.

You running those heat sources on a thermostat?

-Jason

Your temps should never go that low. 80-83 on one side and 90-93 on the other. All day all night, 24/7, it should never change from that period.

Hope this helps.