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    Re: anyone else think temperature probes are a nightmare?

    Quote Originally Posted by JodanOrNoDan View Post
    The probe should be outside the enclosure.
    Yeah, maybe if you are using rubbermaid containers, but I use RHPs inside AP enclosures. No way are you going to get accurate with probes outside.

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    Re: anyone else think temperature probes are a nightmare?

    Quote Originally Posted by SiXandSeven8ths View Post
    Yeah, maybe if you are using rubbermaid containers, but I use RHPs inside AP enclosures. No way are you going to get accurate with probes outside.
    Most people Ive seen just drill a small hole close to the ground where the snake could be and secure it to the wall
    https://ball-pythons.net/forums/show...cement-on-a-T8
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