Caging Question.. Need Advise

[Daybreaker]

Thank you for your response and condolences. My issue wasnt from over heating but under heating. We had a very harsh winter (30 days of temps below freezing which is rare for Mississippi) and I lived in an older home with horriable heating and hard wood foors and could not keep the ambient temps right. As much as I loved the ease of the tubs I would like to have a better display as well as the ability to maintain the temps and humidity. I thinking males for size and from what i've reasearched so far the AP T8 has an accessory divider. But is there a question of housing them seperatly in this fasion? I would think that it would not be as different as the rack i used previously. But if my thinking is worng on this please advise.

I see nothing wrong with using a divider, I was asking because there's risks housing snakes together and wanted to see if that's what you wanted to do.

Have you looked into a room heater on a thermostat to keep ambient temps up? I think if you have a room designated for snakes then a space heater may be the way to go, especially if you may want to use a rack/tubs again. May be easier than heating your entire house to a ~80-84 degrees to keep the ambient temps in the tubs up to where they need to be.

I'd also look into radiant heat panels for the cage to bring ambient temps up, though I'm not sure how that would work in one cage that's divided in two (since usually the RHP is used on one side -that I'm aware of- since the snake still needs a hot and cold side).