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Originally Posted by Parko

As a general rule i believe it always best to keep seperate species seperate. Keeping different species togethor opens your mind to the concept of creating hybrids when the snakes are of breeding age, hybridising is the lowest form of herpetology decadence.
It may also pay to do some research on the particular needs of Diamond pythons, they are somewhat different to coastal carpets in their UVB and seasonal heating requirements, though i wont go into this as i'm not a diamond expert by a long shot.

I don't wish to open the whole intergrade argument agin but I strongly disagree with your opinion. Not to say that you are wrong as that is your opinion but to me and many others they can be awesome snakes.

Anyways, I have kept seperate species together as well as same species but as Parko has mentioned you will need to look at the difference in specific keeping requirements of each species. Make sureyou seperate them for feedings as well