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    Humidity Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by EntertheWutang View Post
    That had some really useful information, I just learned a lot from that! But if UTH's just heat the bottom of the tank, isn't ambient temperature what you're shooting for when creating a hot side for your python?
    The hot spot is going to come from either a UTH or Heat Lamp. UTH is preferred and UTH won't effect your humidity. I had my heat lamp on the same side as my UTH. This gave me a perfect hot side and has the heat dissipated, gave me a perfect cool side of 80 degrees. I found this on another site, I used this when setting up my cage. The only difference is my water dish was in the middle.

    0.0.1 Normal Ball Python
    1.0 Albino Ball Python
    0.1 Het Snow BCI
    1.0 Lesser Ball Python

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