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Do you have a UTH?
If so, What thermostat?
Have a IR temp gun?
Looks more like the beginning of a burn to me.
KMG
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Re: Scale rot?
I do have a uth, the thermostat is an ipower. It is set to 90, fluctuates from 88 to 92. I do not have a temp gun, but I will check the temperature with another thermometer.
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Re: Scale rot?
Just double checked the temp with a digital thermometer, and it says it is 89.1, same as the thermostat.
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Re: Scale rot?
Originally Posted by Alex Lehner
Just double checked the temp with a digital thermometer, and it says it is 89.1, same as the thermostat.
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On top of the substrate?
How thick is it?
I would get a IR temp gun. They make keepng so much easier.
KMG
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Re: Scale rot?
Yes on top of the substrate. It is thick, a planted tank, so he can't bury into the bottom.
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Re: Scale rot?
Originally Posted by Alex Lehner
Yes on top of the substrate. It is thick, a planted tank, so he can't bury into the bottom.
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I've seen on some substrates that are thick it insulates when the snake is on it and the trapped heat can get much higher than desired.
I have a planted 40gal my Ball is in with thick cypress substrate. Over the UTH however it is very thin. You can see most of the glass. I then put the hide over it and put the substrate around the edges of the hide. I've even gone as far as making a underground hide with cave. The problem there was it was a pain when I wanted/needed the snake out since I had to dig it up. Now I have just have the hide with the water on top of it.
Last edited by KMG; 06-06-2020 at 09:01 PM.
KMG
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Re: Scale rot?
Hmmmm. So if it is a burn, would betadine soaks be steps to heal him? And addressing the problem with the heater of course.
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Re: Scale rot?
Originally Posted by Alex Lehner
Hmmmm. So if it is a burn, would betadine soaks be steps to heal him? And addressing the problem with the heater of course.
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I would think so.
KMG
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Re: Scale rot?
Okay. He also hasn't been eating as regularly as normal, he ate 3 weeks ago, and went a month before feeding before that. Hasn't lost any weight though.
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