Dual Compartment Cage

[dbacker65]

Attached you will be a stack of Moonstruck Exotics cages which have a partition in the middle which can be removed to make one large cage.
My question is this:

Can I safely keep a baby bci on one side and a ball python on the other?
This cage acts like 2 separate cages when the middle partition is installed. There is no daylight showing between the two cages so the partition is secure.

Wouldn't this be like a reptile store that keeps a boa right next to a python? I am hoping this can be done so I can keep both in one setup until my bci grows much larger. Then I would open up the partition so he can have one large cage and I would move the ball python to his own cage.

	Boa Constrictor Imperator Boa Constrictor (Boa constrictor imperator). Most common is the Colombian Boa.

[JuliusSqueezer]

Shouldn't be a problem. Mites might get through the cracks if you end up with a mite problem but other than that it should be ok.

	Mites Mites, close relatives of fleas and ticks

[Majexto]

Since the divider is there it should be no problem. I dont know the extact temperature and humidity levels both of those snakes need which could be hard to keep correct if they both have a wide gap between the differences.

[dbacker65]

cool, I know for a fact neither snake has mites. I always use anti bacterial solution on my hands between opening or handling either snake.

	Mites Mites, close relatives of fleas and ticks

[dbacker65]

I am pretty sure temps are the same, both are captive bred and are being kept at roughly the same temps and humidity levels now in separate cages, both avg 50-60% humidity with a warm side temp of 90 and a cool side temp of 80.
If anyone knows differently please respond.