House 2 Balls together?

[Inknsteel]

So i ended up putting them together in May 2008. My bearded dragon passed away so they got an upgrade to a 75 gallon tank! They are just the best. They are always sleeping together and it is just so cute! I finnally decided to put them together because i started speaking with a breeder who produces 30,000 plus balls a year. And in the end he convinced me that it would be best to keep them together. They have been doing fine ever since. They are both active, eating, shedding etc! My older ball Hendrix ia actually even more chill now. When i take them out and let them slither around they always follow one another around the room and usually holding tails. It is very cute i am glad that they are together and seem to be in love. Thanks for all your help everyone!

I would like to know who this " breeder who produces 30,000 plus balls a year" is who told you "it would be best to keep them together". I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that he/she doesn't exist. I can say that with great certainty because there isn't a single breeder, big or small, I have EVER talked to who would tell you it's BEST to keep them both together. What it looks like to me is that after you were told elsewhere that it was a bad idea, you came here hoping someone was going to give you a big hug and stroke your hair all while telling you that all those meanies don't know what they're talking about and that YOU know what's best for those animals. Well, I promise you that you're not gonna get that here. You're going to get cold, hard facts, and the best advice on keeping ball-pythons you could possibly get. Obviously you chose to ignore the advice you've been given by several people now.

Here, in case you missed it last time... BALL PYTHONS DO NOT CUDDLE!!! ONE IS TRYING TO DOMINATE THE OTHER FOR THE BEST SPOT IN THE TANK

Sounds like you have a male and a female because they don't "hold tails". They're locking up and best case scenario, you're going to end up with eggs, that is if your snake isn't too small to breed and ends up eggbound and dies... But good for you. You put those snakes together because you know best! Take that you intarwebz meanies!!!

(Not gonna bother wasting my time asking about temps and humidity in that 75 gallon glass aquarium. But I'll wager a guess... 130 on the hot side from an unregulated UTH and 70 on the cool side, with about 20% humidity...)