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Slight Wrinkled PINK BELLY on bottom portion of my Ball Python snake
That's not pink belly, that's a burn. Check your heat source/thermostat ASAP, as well as taking care of that burn.
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Heating pad temperature
My cage temp is on the low side though. He's heating pad only reaches up to 70 degrees. It's usually on the low 70s to mid 70s.
Would it be still possible that it's temperature burn from 70s?
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Re: Heating pad temperature
Originally Posted by TheButters
My cage temp is on the low side though. He's heating pad only reaches up to 70 degrees. It's usually on the low 70s to mid 70s.
Would it be still possible that it's temperature burn from 70s?
Well then the heating source is too low, it should be approx 90 degrees. So I am a little wary of what is going on. If you're telling the truth, then maybe scale rot? I'm not sure...
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Slight Wrinkled PINK BELLY on bottom portion of my Ball Python snake
Originally Posted by TheButters
My cage temp is on the low side though. He's heating pad only reaches up to 70 degrees. It's usually on the low 70s to mid 70s.
Would it be still possible that it's temperature burn from 70s?
No that temp wouldn't burn the animal. But something did, are you using a thermostat?
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Yes I'm worried that it's a scale rot. Hmmm unless my thermeter is incorrect... my heating pad & cage measures in the 70s degrees.
Thanks for possible lead MorphMaster! What do other people think?
Last edited by TheButters; 04-03-2013 at 06:28 PM.
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Re: Slight Wrinkled PINK BELLY on bottom portion of my Ball Python snake
What I am getting from this is you are reading your ambient air temp as your heat pad,
all pads get HOT. I have burned myself on one. Place your probe on the glass where the heat pad is. I'm guessing it will read around 98.
But that's definitely a burn.
Edit. Or feel check it with your hand if you believe your thermometer is broken.
Last edited by Tannerrrtx; 04-03-2013 at 06:24 PM.
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I have two thermostats:
1st one is a sticker thermometer that is stuck on the surface of the plastic cage where the heating pad is stuck from the outside.
2nd one is Analog Dual Thermometer and Humidity Gauge
http://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-Econom...le+temperature
Unless both of them are wrong... the temperature reads between low 70s to low 80s at the most.
Last edited by TheButters; 04-03-2013 at 06:30 PM.
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No I was wrong! The sticker thermometer is reading the heating pad as high 80s!
*Edit: oops, I meant to say thermometer instead of thermostat
Last edited by TheButters; 04-03-2013 at 06:31 PM.
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Slight Wrinkled PINK BELLY on bottom portion of my Ball Python snake
Those are thermometers not thermostats!
A thermostat controls the temperature of your heat source. A thermometer only tells you the temp. What I'm gathering is your running your heat mat unregulated. That will burn your snake, and it did.
Last edited by Rob; 04-03-2013 at 06:27 PM.
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