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    Re: Is there an alternative for a heater/CHE?

    Give this snake a new home now please. Next time research before you get a snake.
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    Re: Is there an alternative for a heater/CHE?

    A snake of any kind especially A Bp should not be something you get unless you have your own money to take care of it properly... or parents that buy you everything you want! lol

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    Re: Is there an alternative for a heater/CHE?

    Quote Originally Posted by SDA View Post
    I second that if you are unable to provide adequate conditions for a ball python to live in and not just survive for whatever reason, you should do the right thing and surrender them before you end up frustrated and guilty feeling because something unwanted happened.

    You must provide minimum condition for temperature and humidity. If you cannot provide that externally via the temps in your house then you must provide it through heating means in the enclosure.

    What you are doing now is causing harm to these snakes and how you keep them now will not be conditions that are survivable. These are not temperate climate species like some corn snakes, they are subtropic snakes that require a specific range of temperature that the vast majority of people can not provide simply by being lucky enough to live in a region of the world that mimics their native conditions.
    Okay, thanks for the advice, I'm still determined to keep him, as I've found someone who sells a heat mar for reptiles. Neat! I can finally make a decent enclosure.

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    Re: Is there an alternative for a heater/CHE?

    Quote Originally Posted by Newbie39 View Post
    Give this snake a new home now please. Next time research before you get a snake.
    If I hadn't researched, I wouldn't have gotten this snake. I have done the research for the basic necessities in an enclosure, and I've found a heat mat online for my BP.

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    Re: Is there an alternative for a heater/CHE?

    Some people seem to want to help, so I'll give some basic info in my home to help you guys:

    1. I live in Indonesia, which is a subtropical country, so maybe that helps with temps.
    2. The daylight temps are around 30°C and nighttime is around 26°C.
    2. Humidity is fine, it's currently 58% inside.

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    Re: Is there an alternative for a heater/CHE?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tonald Drump View Post
    If I hadn't researched, I wouldn't have gotten this snake. I have done the research for the basic necessities in an enclosure, and I've found a heat mat online for my BP.

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    You will also need a thermostat to regulate the power to the heat pad. Most important piece of husbandry equipment you need


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    Re: Is there an alternative for a heater/CHE?

    Quote Originally Posted by jmcrook View Post
    You will also need a thermostat to regulate the power to the heat pad. Most important piece of husbandry equipment you need


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    Yeah, I also just found one of those. Thanks for the reminder!

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