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Constant Red Light heating
hey guys just curious what everyone thought of 24/7 red light heating, heard some different opinions just want to see what yall think. My new boa is under 24/7 red lighting and was basically just curious if there could be any draw backs to this?
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it hasn't affected my ball any, im about to switch my boa out of a tub to a tank like my ball so she's be under red light too, the red light isn't supppose to affect them.
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I use a ceramic heat emitter my self but honestly I think red light is fine, I just find the red light to be bothersome to me.
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Not a problem aslong as you are not having humidity problems
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Yeah, only drawback is humidity problems, but this also depends on your setup. A standard, unmodified glass tank will be very dry, while it may not affect other setups as much. You definitely want to keep an eye on the humidity level, though.
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A large water dish under the heat lamp helps. So does covering majority of the lid.
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Re: Constant Red Light heating
My humidity is good, 50-60%, I have heard a lot of people complain about glass tanks, I haven't had a problem with humidity at all, i just soak a couple paper towels and put it under the lamp and keeps me right in the sweet spot. I will change him to a tub when he gets a bit bigger, Im going to a rack system in the near future so this is only temporary anyways. Thanks for all your input
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