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Ok so I've recently acquired three ball pythons, two norms and 100% het for pied male. I keep them in 2 tanks, a 75 and a 29 gallon. I am trying to bring the humidity up in my tanks and was hoping to get advice on what works best for this. Also, I would like to breed pieds and am trying to decide between one 100% het female or two 66% het females, any opinions?
That depends on how much you want to produce a pied. Even a het x het breeding can result in no visuals; but 66%ers are a crap shoot. Do you mind raising 2 females to breed; knowing that you might have two normals, but may not know for sure until you have bred them a couple times. If you've got the time, space, and feeders available, 66% hets can be a cheap way in to a morph and a lot of fun (the anticipation is HUGE). Het pieds have come way down in price, and are practically cheap now...if you want to maximize your chances, it's worth going for.
Also for your humidity issue, spray your enclosure once in the morning and once in the evening and also keep a hand towel or something similar to cover up half of the screen on top. This should help keep it up
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