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  • 08-21-2017, 10:17 PM
    tttaylorrr
    Re: Im terrified, can't believe I'm making this post. Insight/advice needed for possi
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by chickenooget View Post
    Thanks for the replies guys (: It's really helping out my anxiety

    I'm still probably going to end up checking on his temps constantly like I did the first 2 months again haha


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    feel better soon! [emoji4]
  • 08-22-2017, 02:52 AM
    Zincubus
    Im terrified, can't believe I'm making this post. Insight/advice needed for possible
    Sounds as though everything will be fine :)

    Out of interest your taped probe is OUTSIDE the rub hopefully ??


    Also why have the probed thermometer testing the cool side when the warm side is more crucial !?
    I realise you also have a digital temp gun .

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  • 08-22-2017, 09:22 PM
    paroxysm
    Re: Im terrified, can't believe I'm making this post. Insight/advice needed for possi
    agree with all of the above. just wanted to add i was using jumpstart thermostats for a few months and they were working fine. one day i checked the temperatures and they were way too high. 110F. i tried everything but it wouldn't get back to normal. it might have been fried during a power surge. basically i just wanted to say that you will want to invest in a more advanced thermostat when you are able to. better safe than sorry


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  • 08-22-2017, 10:16 PM
    chickenooget
    Re: Im terrified, can't believe I'm making this post. Insight/advice needed for possi
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Zincubus View Post
    Sounds as though everything will be fine :)

    Out of interest your taped probe is OUTSIDE the rub hopefully ??


    Also why have the probed thermometer testing the cool side when the warm side is more crucial !?
    I realise you also have a digital temp gun .

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    Sorry if that wasn't clear, I have two thermometers measuring ambients on both sides, and one of them (the cold side one) has a probe that I place on the hot side to measure its temps so I get ambients and humidities on both sides and hot side surface. It's just because I bought the hot side thermometer after the cold side one so it's out of habit lol

    And yeah, the thermostat probe is outside, so I really don't understand how it got knocked out of place :/


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  • 08-22-2017, 10:21 PM
    chickenooget
    Re: Im terrified, can't believe I'm making this post. Insight/advice needed for possi
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by paroxysm View Post
    agree with all of the above. just wanted to add i was using jumpstart thermostats for a few months and they were working fine. one day i checked the temperatures and they were way too high. 110F. i tried everything but it wouldn't get back to normal. it might have been fried during a power surge. basically i just wanted to say that you will want to invest in a more advanced thermostat when you are able to. better safe than sorry


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    Yikes. I've definitely been wanting to get a better thermostat but at the moment it's not really possible. :( Hopefully if things go well financially I'll have a Herpstat or VE by next year. Thanks for the warning. ^_^


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  • 08-23-2017, 07:01 PM
    wolfy-hound
    I'm sure he's okay.


    For the 'human temp is 98.6F' though, that's our internal temp, so it's not accurate to say because a snake sits on a human, that being at 99F is okay. Human skin is rarely ever that temp.

    But a spike to 100 will usually not cause any lasting harm and unless a burn develops, I would not bother with a vet visit.

    I have had heat incidents where I lost snakes, had snakes have permanent damage and such. It was upwards of 120F though.
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