Hi Adam, I was just arguing the case that a smaller snake looses heat faster than an adult and not if this could have any effects on its health :picknose:
07-06-2005, 12:26 PM
daniel1983
Re: bps and sickness
ha ha... I guess relating animals to objects is kinda silly.....animals gain and lose heat alot differently than a block of steel :)
ha ha... Iceman...that was something like what i was trying to say...ha ha...I just did not want to use so many words :D
This is silly.....
KEEP YOUR SNAKES IN THE RIGHT CONDITIONS... and heat loss is not a problem.
07-06-2005, 12:58 PM
iceman25
Re: bps and sickness
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Originally Posted by daniel1983
animals gain and lose heat alot differently than a block of steel :)
The theory and scientific deductions are still the same. It doesn't matter weather its a block of steel or a snake, composition of the object decides how much heat it can hold. The Area and Volume ratio will decide how fast it gains and looses this heat. I agree, I tend to be a little bit verbose on such topics but I'm very passionate about Math and Physics :headbang:
07-06-2005, 01:24 PM
tigerlily
Re: bps and sickness
You guys have WAY to much time on your hands!!!! :rolleyes: ;) :giggle:
07-06-2005, 01:46 PM
iceman25
Re: bps and sickness
Quote:
Originally Posted by tigerlily
You guys have WAY to much time on your hands!!!! :rolleyes: ;) :giggle:
Its the caffeine! I blame it all on the caffeine! :psychotic :ohmygod: :rofl:
07-06-2005, 01:53 PM
tigerlily
Re: bps and sickness
Lol :giggle: You guys are too funny. I bet you have an excel spreadsheet all worked out and you had way too much fun doing it too! :shh: (quick somebody switch em to decaf) :lmao:
