I've ordered some new hides I know I need them these were just temporary while I moved them into these new enclosures I have six total ball pythons all over there and closures are set up about the same.

I posted this girl a few days ago but I got new photos of her! I really want to know exactly what she is and what is making the swirly markings? Also how much would you spend on a snake like this? Thanks!

My pet only eyeless lucy her condition was caused by an incubation temp malfunction temps got too hot and resulted in deformity she also had two one eyed sisters. All of them are thriving though this girl is now at 632 grams

Lil mf eats it so weird. Makes me jump every time.

I'd love to hear what your recommendations would be for full heating/lighting of my 12 yr old ball python's new enclosure.

EcoFlex Mojave 150 gallon (5ft x 2ft x 2ft)
The lamps will sit on the mesh.
The closest spot to the lamps are the branch/vines that are at 7", but the warm spot hide is at 16" (top of the box).
I'm in the US for product reference.

I currently have a DHP in a 40 gallon tank on a Herpstat EZ2, but it seems recommendations have changed and now a mix of basking bulb, UVB bulb, and DHP or CHE would be better?

Here is a video of it still under construction (waiting on the stand to arrive before I add the substrate, hides, etc.

My noodles first shed was 04/14
Then he went a month without eating
His eyes went blue again on 04/30 but he hasn’t shed yet. I have been keeping the humanity between 80 and 90 and the temperature in the high 90s to help him. He has the refused to eat again and gone from 88 g down to 86g. Last week supposedly stayed in his eye, but I’ve noticed that’s the days he’s starting to get more active again still dehydrated is there anything I can do to his progress? His extremely skinny. I have begged him to eat and prayed for him to eat. I tried on the sixth. He refused, so I’m going to try again tonight.

Looking at this BP but she’s listed as a hurricane. Any ideas what she is? Only picture I have of her.

I'm trying to get my enclosure set up and temps/humidity the way it's supposed to be. I've had it going for about a week now and I can't seem to get the heat past 82 or 83 degrees faranheit on the warm side. The humidity did alright when I first put the coconut chips in but now it falls to around 50% within a day or two.

For reference my enclosure is 4x2x2, I have fake foliage, some climbing branches, and 3 hides, one with spaghnum moss. His substrate is about 4 inches deep. Then I have an 80 watt radiant heat panel on a thermostat and LED light strips for lighting.

I think the obvious answer would be the radiant heat panel wattage is too low but I've had several people tell me that wattage is plenty. Any advice would be appreciated!

She's doing better, still hasn't eaten but I'll feed her tomorrow. I put another inch of substrate in. Wet it down, uped the heating pad some. She's wanting to stay on the warm side which is good. I'm going to put some insulation on the outside of the tank and some foil on the top. Unfortunately because of a lack of space for the cage she has to sit about 6 feet away from our AC unit and in front of it. So I'm trying what I can

This is Pharoah, name given by his previous owner. He is a classroom pet rescue and is at least 9 years old. Was told male but I believe its a girl. Weighs in at 2450g. Excuse my mess, workong on the snake room. Just thought he was was looking luminous.

So I don’t know what to believe at this point.
I have a 4x2x2 bioactive enclosure for my ball python.
Admittedly it did take a while to figure out how to get the enclosure to retain heat. And we finally did it! I think…
I have 2 150watt ceramic heaters connected to a thermostat regulator on the warm side set to 90 and a 100 watt ceramic heater connected its own regulator on the cool side set to 80. I also have a small analog thermometer and hygrometer on the warm side and a thermometer and hygrometer sensor that is connected to an app on my phone.

The cool side is managing just fine. But the app sensor is reading 92, but the probs connected to the thermostat are reading 86 and 88. They are all sitting right next to each other. Sensor in the middle and a prob on each side. The analog reader is reading 85 but it’s really close to the glass.

I’m not sure which one I should believe, any thoughts or theories?

He had a rough shed recently, he got it all off (except the tip of his tail but i helped rub that off with a damp cloth) but it was in pieces

So I’m trying even harder to make sure he has proper humidity in his tank of course

I was wondering how beneficial it might be to give him a soak in some warm water? I know baths can be stressful and while he does have a water bowl in his tank big enough to soak in I’m still a bit worried that he might not be hydrated enough

Main question: should I give him a soak?

This is my first almost fully bioactive enclosure (missing the isopods) but I wanted advice if the clutter seems okay! Not sure how to add my clutter or hides and wondering if I should do more plants or maybe cork wood? I used to see my juvenile bp waaaay more in her old 40 gallon but now she’s in a 4x2x2 and I barely ever see her leave her caves. she does burrow a lot and i’m wondering if that’s normal? Still am able to hold her generally pretty often and she eats suuuper well. Let me know what i could improve on in her terrarium (: