baby ball python help

ok so i have a trio of baby ball pythons 1:2 and the 2 females i house to gather all are eating fine i know it not good but there is a chance of housing them togather with out any problems so now to my question if one shows shedding signs before the other is it safe to raise the humidity with the other having problems and will that force the other into early shed ps i seen the froums about housing togather and the out come so dont send me links i just want the answer to my question please thank you

I would have to suggest seperating all three of them as soon as you can. Due to stress and other health factors. Also there not really social animals. They like to be alone until breeding time that is. :2cent:

If I read your question correctly(I read it several times)...
No, raising the humidity will not force the 2nd snake to shed faster.
My advice would be to keep the humidity at proper levels, with perhaps a humid hide for extra help for shedding. I'd also advise seperating the two females into their own cages. You'd be surprised how much faster they grow, and how much better they do(speaking from experiance, I had several baby females at once too).
Wolfy

just the 2 females are togather the male is by himself

One snake - one enclosure.
It doesn't matter that both are female. Pythons are solitary animals. They do better without competition, and will have much less stress. Especially since they are babies, you want as little stress as possible, and especially since they are females, since you want them to grow big.
Wolfy

raising the humidity for one to shed, then lowering it to normal, then raising it again when the other goes into shed, then lowering it again to normal could cause some problems with them. they might start going off feed because of all the changes.