My first Ball Python "Brutis" Heating problem

I am using 2 Acuright thermometer/hydrometer's

the accurite unit measures humidity, lol. That is probably why it isn't going up.

Put the entire unit in the enclosure with the snake.

boy do i feel dumb

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Originally Posted by uwanaknome

boy do i feel dumb

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Haha happens all the time :) No sweat :gj:

ok im at 55%.... i feel so much better now

thank you for your help.... next time he is out I will get a good pic of him... all i have now is a cell phone shot...



cory

Hi,

Just to double check the tape in this photo is on the outside of the tank only yes?

http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q...rutisstank.jpg

It would probably be a good idea to cover the back, bottom and sides to increase security.

You can get aquarium backing paper in most pet shops and then you can add insulating material over that to help keep the temps up and stable too. :gj:


dr del

[IMG]http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q...oungcroped.jpg[/IMG]

Unless you're an eight year old boy, that snake needs a larger cage. By looking at the picture and comparing your hand to the snake, the snake looks to be about 20-24 inches long. Maybe it's an illusion, but that picture makes that snake look too large for that aquarium.

Don't mean to bust on ya, just trying to help a fellow herper.
Jim Smith

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Originally Posted by j_h_smith

Unless you're an eight year old boy, that snake needs a larger cage. By looking at the picture and comparing your hand to the snake, the snake looks to be about 20-24 inches long. Maybe it's an illusion, but that picture makes that snake look too large for that aquarium.

Don't mean to bust on ya, just trying to help a fellow herper.
Jim Smith

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If anything the tank is too large. You can see the ball python fits perfectly in those small hides. You can even see the snake in the picture of the tank.

that is my wifes hand...lol

he is about 16 inches