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    Is my ball python enclosure ideal?

    Hey guys.
    I just got a pastel ball python today! This is not my first ball python, but this is the youngest one I've had, and I just want to make sure this little guy is comfortable, please let me know what you think!
    I have him in an 18 x 18 exo terra terrarium.
    He has a water bowl that's about double his size right now.
    He has two separate hides, one is a cave that has damp moss inside (I haven't seen him in there yet).
    The other is a regular half log wood hide.
    He has two sets of fake leaves and branches that he loves to climb on.
    Last he has a massive rock and stick that stretches over some of the bottom of the tank and reaches up towards the light of he wants more heat.
    I have a thermometer/humidity reader in there, and it's above the leaves and branches, towards the top of the tank.
    Its super hot in New England this summer, which worries me because when I had his heat lamp on, the thermometer was climbing to 93 degrees F and may have gone higher if I didn't switch to his night bulb.
    im using 75/100W bulbs.
    the humidity was right around 80% (but I just misted a few minutes before that).
    Let me know what you guys think!
    Last edited by Hollyd; 07-20-2015 at 10:01 PM.

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