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    Re: Ball Python resting beneath substrate. Is this typical?

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    Yes, it's a half-log den.

    Humidity is at 55%.

    I measure temperature using strip thermometers, one on each side of the tank, beneath the bulb of the light.
    Strip thermometers that stick to the side of the tank do not work at all. Trash those and get yourself an Accurite thermometer/hygrometer from WalMart.
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