I see these posted here all the time, but this one seems particularly odd - especially since there's a "heated" discussion on the Morelia forum on the same subject. Link to ad: http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/pet/1047455495.html

I have a 5ft red tail boa (femail) and a 10 ft burmese python (female). rehoming fee of $100 for both, but i warn you. You must have an extremely large area for both of them.. They live together and should not be separated. I will personally examine the area, if you can't walk in it, it's not big enough! Do not waiste my time with "ill build one for them" Build it, show me and they are yours. Neither of them have ever bitten anyone, i hold them regularly, and am very sad to lose them. you can call me at 714-880-2784 or email me at robert.s.edman@gmail.com
I've never heard of anyone keeping two different species of snakes together. That just seems odd - not to mention dangerous, with the whole Boa's carry IBD but aren't really effected by it. At least he's admant about seeing that the enclosure is allready ready to go. I don't know, from seeing Burmese set-ups locally, and Boa's on here, you would think that it would be hard to house them together since they are so different.

Feeding time must be a challenge also

So, has anyone else seen/heard of something like this, and was it sucessful?