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    Re: sign of heat pad to hot?

    Quote Originally Posted by omnibus2 View Post
    Really? You said

    The glass temp affects the substrate, but it doesn't need to be measured if the ball python is resting on the substrate. It's the substrate's temp that matters.
    Until the snake burrows down to the glass!

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    Re: sign of heat pad to hot?

    Quote Originally Posted by Buttons View Post
    Until the snake burrows down to the glass!
    Yes, again I said if the ball python is resting on the substrate.
    For every 15-foot python out in the Everglades, there are thousands of species of clams, trees, cats, grasses and birds that are wrecking just as much havoc across the globe. So, for all the headaches the snakes are causing, I at least applaud them for being scary enough to get people's attention.

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