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  • 09-13-2017, 09:47 AM
    mzh3de
    Temperature with Substrate?
    I'm using a temp gun to get readings- should I go by the temp of the bottom of the tub, or the top of the substrate? I'm assuming bottom of the tub, as it's less likely to burn him. Thx!
  • 09-13-2017, 09:48 AM
    tttaylorrr
    bottom of the tub :gj:
    you need to know the temperature of the absolute warmest part your snake can touch, because they WILL get to it.
  • 09-13-2017, 09:58 AM
    mzh3de
    Re: Temperature with Substrate?
    Cheers! :) I'm assuming, based on research, that 35C is the absolute hottest it can go? It tends to reach that around the centre of the mat, not so much around the sides.
  • 09-13-2017, 10:09 AM
    mzh3de
    Re: Temperature with Substrate?
    I've lowered it a little, should be good now. The higher readings I was getting was from the probe itself, not the bottom of the tub :)
  • 09-13-2017, 10:22 AM
    tttaylorrr
    Re: Temperature with Substrate?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by mzh3de View Post
    Cheers! :) I'm assuming, based on research, that 35C is the absolute hottest it can go? It tends to reach that around the centre of the mat, not so much around the sides.

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by mzh3de View Post
    I've lowered it a little, should be good now. The higher readings I was getting was from the probe itself, not the bottom of the tub :)

    i would say that 94° F (34° C) is the absolute warmest you should be getting to at the bottom of the enclosure. as long as the bottom sits around 90° F (32° C) you're golden.
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