We're not being anal.. my yearling ball python wouldn't eat for almost 4 months because he was in a 20 gallon. I cluttered it as much as humanly possible and it didn't matter.Originally Posted by karma279
I used plexi and silicone.... they can see each other. It should be fine.
A 26g is plenty for a small bp.... depending on how small you're talking; maybe too big.
I have mine currently in a 20g and he's a big boy.
And the large tanks are harder to heat. And the lamps kill humidity. When mine housed bps I had to spray it more frequently.... and kept the water under the lamp. But I had the lamp on a dimmer and also used a UTH so it didn't have to always burn as hard. I switched to smaller tanks because of the bulk of the 55g mainly... it was really in the way, very heavy and a little because of the extra maintanence.
It can be done... and can work just fine. Some people are just way too anal about things....
No offense to the anal
He ate as SOON as he got into the properly sized tub.
Anyhow. Damien, that's probably solved your problem. The divider in the middle should make the individual cages ok for them, and that way, if one gets sick you know which one! :]
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