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  • 05-02-2017, 08:16 PM
    psqwan
    lamp no lamp
    I see a lot of lamp and no lamp posts, is there a definitive approach? Does it depend on local environ? (I'm an AC home in south FL) What is the best tpe of lamp for BP?
  • 05-02-2017, 08:21 PM
    imhumpty
    Re: lamp no lamp
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by psqwan View Post
    I see a lot of lamp and no lamp posts, is there a definitive approach? Does it depend on local environ? (I'm an AC home in south FL) What is the best tpe of lamp for BP?

    I'm in South Fl and I use a CHE and I use a blue heat bulb to keep the temp up on the coolside but I recently moved and now I don't need a lamp on the coolside the heat is regulating by itself. So I feel and think it depends on your temps and what you are looking and trying to do.


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  • 05-02-2017, 08:34 PM
    redshepherd
    Do you mean a lamp for heating or lighting? Ball pythons don't need lighting, just some natural light to indicate general day/night cycles, so no.

    But if your enclosure ambient temperatures are too low, you'll need some kind of top heating to warm it up, like a CHE or RHP or red heat bulb.
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