I know its important to have two small hides for the snake. But when I was doing all my research before I got a bp, I read a LOT of stuff saying they prefer smaller enclosures and one too big will stress them out. Mine is about 4 months old and about 20 inches. I had him in a 10 gallon but couldn't find a decent lid that would keep him in. He was ALWAYS looking to get out of it any way he could, and he loves climbing and crawling through his water. All of my husbandry was correct. I went to an expo last weekend and got a sweet 20 gallon that has a lid that slides into place and two locks on it. My husbandry is still perfect in this one but he loves being out and about, exploring and testing every square inch of that lid. SO long story short, do you think they REALLY prefer small enclosures if they are like this? Or do I just have a crazy ball? If you think about it, they dont have a small habitat in the wild...I dont know what to think.