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  • 07-09-2007, 02:00 PM
    visualdave
    Re: Temp may be too high - help!
    Wow Lord Jackel, you sound like a mad scientist. That is the most interesting setup I have ever heard of and it sounds fascinating. This is worth some thought.

    Thanks for the original idea.
  • 07-09-2007, 02:11 PM
    Ginevive
    Re: Temp may be too high - help!
    I would definately get them in the house! I am guessing that you have air conditioning in your house? If so, the snakes deserve to be in there.
  • 07-09-2007, 02:24 PM
    visualdave
    Re: Temp may be too high - help!
    Yes, I have AC in the house but then I get concerned about low humidity. I could keep them sprayed down.

    Could someone just tell Mother Nature to calm down a little? Give me (them) a break.

    Thanks
  • 07-09-2007, 02:37 PM
    West Coast Jungle
    Re: Temp may be too high - help!
    Don't worry about low humidity, you are in Florida. I live in a desert and a tub and water bowl works fine. Temps are much more important than humidity not that you should forget humidity but temps can kill. When humidity here is 15% I can keep my tubs at 50% with a wider water bowl and less holes in the tubs. When they are in shed just give them a mist everyday to kick it up a notch(bam) and you will be fine. Humidity problems will mess up their shed, temp problems will cook their brains!
  • 07-09-2007, 03:21 PM
    jasbus
    Re: Temp may be too high - help!
    I too live in Orlando. I keep my snake in the house, we keep the A/C about 74. I use a medium sized bowl for water, and have a 2"x3" ventalation hole in the the screening top. That pretty much keeps the ambient at 80ish and humidity at 70ish. Bring em in, I had the same problem when I kept my cage out in the garage...
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