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  • 02-23-2012, 04:56 AM
    MissKayla
    Re: Snake only sleeping on the warm side...is that a problem?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    What type of thermostat are you using?

    hydrofarm
  • 02-23-2012, 09:25 AM
    kitedemon
    What is the ambient air temp?

    The variation between 83-86 is shift due to the on off type of thermostat hydrofarms have more than many as they have a larger on and off point. (most is one degree from the set point hydrofarms are 3 don't forget it is designed to heat soil) The probe is very heavy (metal) and this makes it slow to warm up and cool down adding to the swing.

    I'd drop the cool end heat some try to get it down to 80 area. Most snakes (not all) will be found on the cool side 70% of the time with the remaining 30% on the warm side. It sounds to me like your ambient air temps are low. The ambient air temp is a big (overlooked) factor in the temps but it influences the core temps of the snake.
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