2 balls

[blackcrystal22]

you know what i have another tank and I will just seperate them. The whole reason I was on here was either to find someone to buy them from me or learnmore about taking care of them. I never saw anything that said they couldn't live together, and I researched it a great deal before I brought them home. I rescued them from someone who wasn't even providing them with the bare essentials other then a tank and some water now and again, so if you don't mind I will just have to read up on it more, and get my other tank set up so that they can be seperated. They feed seperately. I am not stupid, they have proper lighting, and soon I need to get a bigger tanks for them, but for the time being they are in way better hands then they were. so............... whatever

Calm down.
Even if you did do research, it was all pretty incorrect.. Ball pythons don't need any lighting, and never need to be in anything larger than a 20 gallon tank. They need UTH's with proper thermometer's and humidity regulations.
Substrate should be aspen, cypress, bark, or paper. Sand, cedar, and pine are all nasty..
Keeping two snakes together is one of the worst problems in the book. Unfortunately it can lead to many problems that can be avoided with simple separation. I could list all of the reasons if you like.

Also, feeding in the enclosure they live in is a good idea as well.