My BP ate some aspen bedding...

[andyroof1979]

I smelled quarantine early on in this thread.

while I can't think of any legitimate reason to cohabitate three entirely distinct species simply because they have vaguely analogous husbandry requirements, I think I'll refrain from further comment.

skiploder, after I add a few womas to my collection, indigos are next up on the list. I hope to bend your ear in a few months if you can spare a few minutes.

p.s. to the OP, independent of anyone's opinion regarding feeding in a separate enclosure, you shouldn't worry about your snake ingesting a little aspen. no cause to worry on that account.

Please don't refrain,

I'd hardly call the care requirements of red tails, balls, and carpets "vaguely analogous", identical is the term i'd use. All 3 require ambient temps of 70-75 cool side, 80-85 warm side, 88-94 hotspot, and 40-60% humidity. What part of that is "vague"?

Is this reccomended for an amature snake keeper? No. Can an exierenced keeper pull it off?
Well that depends on the individual animals sex, personality, and temperment, along with making sure there is adequate space and accomodations for all inhabitants involved.