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    Quote Originally Posted by ashleymarie View Post
    Just so you know, if you put two snakes in the same enclosure, they could be fine together... however I have heard of people who wake up to one snake missing and the other looking like it just ate something snake-shaped... So to be honest, I think you should avoid that issue all together and just purchase two cages...
    The OP said he'll put a divider into the enclosure so he can split one terrarium for two snakes.

    OP, not to beat a dead horse but Animal Plastics make great enclosures and have wonderful customer service. I have their T8 and T12 enclosure. If BPs given height they do use it quite frequently.

    Here's my setup:


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    0.1 Reg. BP Het. Albino (Faye),
    1.0 Albino BP (Henry),
    0.1 Pastave BP Het. Pied (Kira)
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