Bp Enclosure question.

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i insist on housing them together(i'm pretty persistent, sorry) So in the case of housing them both together, what would be a good size tank at adult growth?

You came here for advise, and now that you have it, you insist on not taking it. Sorry, but we've all seen this story here before. If your BP set up is for your pleasure, and not the snake's comfort and security, you should be keeping corn snakes. You may want to open up a Word Doc and get a jump start on writing up your, "My Snakes Won't Eat" thread. It'll save you some time in the future. Sorry, but the question of housing BPs together in the same enclosure comes up almost weekly, and it's just not a good idea.

First off i know plenty of people that keep there snakes together, and its my choice for doing this, secondly, just because they are kept in the same cage doesnt mean that their going to be uncomfortable or have a bad life, if you have a big enough enclosure so that they both have enough room to move I dont see why having two ball pythons together is a bad thing!!!

You are making a very bad choice. Please see my response to DaPyro above.

I will listen to you and keep them apart.

Now, you are making a very good choice.

Is a 20 gallon big enough for a ball python at adulthood it seems small.

Unless you have a big female, a 20 Gal long will be plenty big enough, and please remember your BP won't be full grown for several years.

i told my parents that i should have two different cages and now their saying that, thats not a good idea so thats why i wanted to keep both snakes in one cage. See my problem, im luck for having one snake

Then you really shouldn't be getting a second BP. Concentrate on the one you have and provide it with the best husbandry you can. Dude, take it from an old man, you're 16, you have a whole lifetime to get more snakes.