Where do you keep your reptiles?

Just curious how many have them scattered all over the house, or in a dedicated reptile room or maybe somewhere else?

I personally have them all in my bedroom against one wall. As long as I keep them clean hubby doesnt care.
But Im thinking of putting a couple in the livingroom because I barely have room to get out of bed.

The adult and holdback boids are in an upstairs bedroom of their own, the few colubrids are in my daughter's bedroom, and the hatchlings for sale are downstairs. I also have an isolation enclosure in my bedroom in case one gets sick, so I can handle it last each day and then go straight to take a shower.

Since my gf and I just bought a townhouse, I'm lucky enough to end up with an office/snake room. Pretty excited to add an incubator soon.

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All snakes and ASFs are in the bedroom. Two turtle tanks and a ferret take up the dining room and bleed a bit into the living room.

I sleep on top of a gigantic terrarium that my dad and I built, and I have a rack for my snakes in my room as well. I use the guest bedroom as QT but my oldest sister is moving back in with us soon so I will have to figure out something else

In the snake room.

And whenever there is a snake in QT it's in the office which is at the complete opposite of the snake room.

Extra Bedroom/Snake Room in tub and rack system for my breeders. My Normal which is my first and pet gets a tererium in the living room.

Master bedroom is our QT area.
One bedroom is the heated snake room.
Third bedroom is my wifes frog and dragon room.

For now, in my tiny apartment bedroom. I've had to get really creative to fit several racks of snakes, two mouse racks, and a rat rack plus my own dresser/bed/things in there. If everything goes as planned the BF and I will have a house at the end of next year. Then I shall have my snake room. It is kinda nice having my room heated for the snakes though. I tend to be comfiest around 80F too.

New arrivals go the to T8s in the living room.

Since Im in a smallish apartment, I have a rack in my bedroom for the ball pythons and a couple 4x2 PVC enclosures in my living room for my boas.

One day Ill have a dedicated snake room!

Right now my office doubles as my reptile room, but soon it will be my entire garage.

My bf and I live in a one bedroom apartment and cleared out a little hall closet for my animals. It's just big enough for a few small racks and it stays nice and warm. Plus his dog and the two others we've taken in can't mess with or disturb my ectotherms. Lol

Reptiles have their own bedroom, I bought a house with spare rooms for the critters. My ferret has a room and the humans get a room. Feeder rodents go in the basement.

Smallest bedroom for most of them and the BRB are in our bedroom, since the reptile room is too hot for them.