Quote Originally Posted by snakemomma View Post
Well...no. I'll definately do that now. Honestly since my boyfriend had Boris when I met him and Isis came shortly after I thought he must have it all figured out. I asked him when he put them together in the first place if they would breed and he told me that she wasn't old enough. She is almost one year old. Like a month away. I guess I should read into it alot more since I've kinda taken over in that department now that he got Felix for me.


Also I guess the cage is probably closer to 75 gallons than 100. (Per boyfriend)

So if tomorrow I divide it and make them equally sized will that be too big for an individual snake?

Should I do away with the feeding cage as well? Thats how we've always done it. There is a hide in there and its heated. I put the mouse in for a while before I put the snake in.

Thanks!
If you split it in 3, it shouldn't be too large. Might be a bit on the tall side but the best thing you can do for them is separate them. They are not social animals and do not benefit from being housed together. They would most likely prefer to be apart.

If they are separated, there is no reason to feed them in another enclosure. If you want, you could use that 20g for one of the snakes.

As far as heating, how are you measuring the temps (what kind of thermometers)? What kind of heating devices are you using? How are you controlling them? (thermostat? rheostat?).