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    Re: Basking spot and UVB

    Quote Originally Posted by Snagrio View Post
    So, in general, unless a given species isn't on vertebrate diet (partially or fully), or the species is otherwise known to bask frequently and thus WOULD actually get something out of a UVB bulb, there's generally not much reason to have UVB for snakes as a whole?

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    I would say so.

    I can say that my Ball did not show a difference when I added the UV light. She's the same snake that she was before.
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