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    Awww....such a cutie!
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    Re: Put a new mama's mind at ease and....

    Quote Originally Posted by xFenrir View Post
    78 degrees will by no means harm your baby. I would worry if it was closer to 75 or below, but really, if you've got that hot spot, I'm sure "he'll" regulate himself just fine.
    Thanks hon!!! I feel better now. His warm side seems to be steady at about 88-90. I'm sure its even warmer in the center. I will be getting more trustworthy thermometers this weekend so I feel more confident about his environment.

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    I had a RTB for 8 years and always kept her hot spot at 88-90 degrees. Worked perfectly.

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    So cute!! What did you name him??

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    Very pretty Boa! Mine doesn't like to go back in her enclosure either. Most of the time when I get her out she will come on out half way to greet me. Enjoy!
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    Re: Put a new mama's mind at ease and....

    We've been calling him Little Guy. Kinda ironic if you ask me. I thought we came up with a name for him and I just don't use it so... still searching.

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    Well... nothing like digging up and older thread. If anyone is curious it turns out that my little guy, or gal, is a BCC. Guyana to be exact.
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