Quote Originally Posted by KEG22 View Post
Wow! I'm sorry I didn't know I was asking a repeat question that pisses everybody off. I guess I should have Googled it & found contradicting answers without asking someone. Two people told me in person it would be ok & the guy that is selling me the kingsnake said it should be ok & I got some good advice on this forum about the provent a mite that worked like a charm & everybody that day was so nice & helpful to me that I figured I would ask you guys since its supposed to be a help forum on ball pythons. I know I do not have any experience whatsoever until June 22 at ever having a snake before in my life until my 11 year old son talked me into buying him 1 for his birthday & I am the one having to take care of it just like all the other animals we have. I wanted the milksnake for my room & the guy met me with that one & another ball python that looked skinny & was in a pillowcase & told me $20 & I went out the next day & got it a tank & have been feeding all of them & taking care of them the best I know how. I'm just trying to learn because they are my responsibility now so I'm very sorry for asking stupid questions on here.
Deep breaths... We do want to be helpful on this forum, and I think it's great that you're coming here rather than just taking the first advice you hear. Unfortunately, pet stores propagate the feeling that it is easy to maintain multiple BPs together, directly or indirectly, simply because they are pet stores with limited space and they want to display animals for sale as efficiently as possible. Since it sounds like you've been bitten by the reptile bug, you might want to check out a rack system to replace your BP tanks, instead of a new tank. Animal Plastics has a pretty affordable economy line, or there are a lot of DIY threads on this forum.