I thought he was dead! :(

[Aerries]

I've had a scare like this before too, only it was too hot. At the time I had a crappy analog thermometer and it was reading 103° and I was afraid I had cooked my snake. I now know that that temp won't actually kill her if she's in there for only a few moments, and those thermometers really suck so that temp probably wasn't even accurate but yeah. There's no real reason to turn off the heat lamp at night. If it was because of the whole lighting/temp change at night, I wouldn't pay it any mind. Changing temps at night is pretty counter intuitive if you think about it, and it can cause things like this to happen. Try leaving the lamp on for the night and see how things are in the morning. Hopefully that helps.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had my husband pick up one of those preset all in one 20gals for his banana and it had a 100w bulb....I came home to inspect it and omg it was the same 102 I pulled the worm out and switched out the bulb for 50w. The room maintains 92 degrees cause of all the heating elements we have (7 heat lamps total)! But the beep is perfectly fine


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[EL-Ziggy]

I turn my heat lamps off at night and my temps drop into the low 70s all the time. As long as they get enough heat during the day they'll be fine at 73 overnight. Also if your UTH is still on at night the snake can always warm itself up if it chooses to. I don't have my heat lamps on a thermostat either. I use a dimmer switch for the lamps and the UTHs are on thermostats.

[L.West]

I got your message with the address. I will ship it on Monday. Happy to help out. It's actually a pro exotics PE2 temp him. Nice little unit.

[Mighty Morphin Balls]

Remember that fall is here and winter is coming. Until you can get a thermostat, your temperatures might fluctuate, since you're using an analog.