I don't mind at all.
Last year I kept my female in a 40g breeder tank but I've always had issues with keeping humidity up in glass cages so I gave her a lay box (31qt sterilite tub lined with sphagnum moss and hole cut in the lid for easy entry and exit for the female). Here's a link to last year's clutch.
This year, the majority of my snakes are kept in either 32qt or 41qt sterilite brand tubs, depending on their size. There are hide boxes for juvenile snakes but none for the older ones - just the substrate (I use cypress mulch, shredded aspen, or sanichips.. whatever is readily available at the moment, really) and water bowl in those tubs. I used a wood burning wand to burn holes along the front and sides of the tubs for ventilation and because of a miscalculation when we were building our rack, the tubs must be shelved with lids on. It's a minor inconvenience when I need to get into a tub to refill water, feed, or otherwise check in on snakes but I think humidity is better trapped with lidded tubs so I'm not going to complain. The humidity in my tubs seems to linger around 70-80%. The snakes seem to do well in either living arrangement so long as the humidity isn't dropping below 60%, but I think those in the tubs are probably more comfortable - they always have complete sheds and their skin feels supple rather than dry/tough like some of the snakes in the glass enclosures.