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    Have you thought of putting a plexi divider in that 75g tank?
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    Re: Two snakes one tank?

    That actually hadnt even crossed my mind. If I switched to having two under tank heaters(thermostat controlled) than the middle area would be their respective cool ends no? Though if that were the case It may just be more worth it to use two 55g tanks instead. Its the same amount of technology and wouldnt take up a horrendous amount of space. My fiance is just incredibly fixated on keeping them together for some reason

    I actually put my put down today in home depot haha. We were looking at melamine sheets for the snake rack and it came up. I took the oppertunity to squash it. XD

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    Re: Two snakes one tank?

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    I actually put my put down today in home depot haha. We were looking at melamine sheets for the snake rack and it came up. I took the oppertunity to squash it. XD

    Good job!
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    Re: Two snakes one tank?

    Quote Originally Posted by Riv View Post
    That actually hadnt even crossed my mind. If I switched to having two under tank heaters(thermostat controlled) than the middle area would be their respective cool ends no? Put a large heat pad in the middle, where your divider would be.Though if that were the case It may just be more worth it to use two 55g tanks instead. Its the same amount of technology and wouldnt take up a horrendous amount of space. My fiance is just incredibly fixated on keeping them together for some reason
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    Re: Two snakes one tank?

    http://www.reptileforums.net/forums/...ython-question

    this website shows a really good reason as to why not

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