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I don't see a problem with air conditioning. As long as all of the readings are okay. I would just watch for the ambient temperature and make sure that the humidity is still okay. Air conditioners like to take the humidity out of the air as well as cool it so as long the right conditions are there than its cool (pun)
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Great then, I hope I get my temps right if not, my other solution would be to bore more holes on the front acrylic door as that is the only place I can still do it. Thanks for the quick response.
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The only real concern I would have is night time temps dropping to much and you end up getting RI in your snakes. I think as long as you can keep it at least 80 deg at night you should be ok but you'll probably have to play around with it a little to see what happens. good luck
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Checked the temps this morning it really goes down to below 80 at night. I think putting a UTH would just make it to warm as well.
Will 90F 24/7 with right humdity be too much for them?
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I feel so stupid, 90f is our actual ambient temperature now here in the Philippines. My wife pointed it out to me. Well, most of the snakes of breeders here and other keepers are in the same temp as mine. So, tonight, I am migrating my snakes
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