Ok, we rescued a bp last Saturday.

At the moment we live in a basement apt (moving to a farmhouse August 1st) but right now the air system where we are is TERRIBLE and since we brought home the snake, we have NOT been able to keep her enclosure at steady Temps.

I have a uth with a thermostat that I've set to 91. On top of the enclosure over the hot side, I have an ambient heat black light that I have to change about 2 times a day between a 75 watt and a 100watt.
The cold side I have to keep putting stones under that fixture to raise it away from he enclosure, then taking them away and lowering the fixture. It's constant. I'm checking her Temps about 4 -5 times an hour every single day. Her cold side started at 78/79 and now ranges from 79-84. Her hot side was originally 98/99 and now has shot up to 96 (ranges from 89 to 95), so I switched to a lower watt again and turned a fan on in the room. But, if I check in an hour, the Temps will be way off again.

At night, the ac doesn't come on and the house heats up and her Temps rise rather than drop. I swear, I'm going to cry.

I'm about 30 seconds away from asking her previous owner to take her back! I don't want her to get sick and I really want her to eat. I am going to try it next Monday, but with the constant hourly fluctuations and us messing with her enclosure, (we even had to take her out today,) I doubt she will eat! She doesn't seem overly shy. She comes out to inspect while we make adjustments.

Until we move, is it safer to run her on the cooler side or warmer?