Quote Originally Posted by Valcryss
Well, it's not exactly sand. It's called "ESU Reptile Desert Blend Lizard Litter," and it's made of crushed walnut shell. It non-abrasive and digestion-safe. Also, because it is a plant material, it holds enough humidity to compliment my already-plenty-humid regional air. I've learned my lesson with real sand in the past. I should have been more specific... it's just habit to call it "sand."...
Chunck that stuff. It is trouble. Try Newspaper or paper towels.

Quote Originally Posted by Valcryss
And now I am looking around for the separate housing threads... I'd have never thought of separating them on account of them being seemingly totally in love with each other. It's like they seek each other out when they are apart...
Seprate them NOW! You are just asking for trouble. you could have 2 snakes that are too young to breed or one that is and if the male tries to breed the female could get in some serious danger.