Quote Originally Posted by m0esgirl View Post
lol i was just using it as an example that when newspaper gets wet, the ink, very easily, transfers to another surface. like if you have an old newspaper on your counter, and you accidentally get it wet, or splash it, ink gets on your counter. it just makes sense to me, and i was just mentioning that i read that, actually on this site, i believe.
All it can do is transfer some harmless staining to your snake's belly. Might not be pretty but it's not toxic at all.

Quote Originally Posted by logan77 View Post
good news all,

Logan is roaming around again, I guess she needed more temp. options after all.
inside hide box temp is 91.6(remember heating lamp still reflects a little on top). new hide boxes are medium sized half logs. black plastic ones just radiate heat waaaay too much.

cold side, right around the stainless steel water dish is 65

cold side inside other hide box is 70

middle cage temp is 78.9

she seems "happy". I got a rheostat to crank down that damn UTH heat. that thing spikes like nothing!

she's interested in her prey, which resides by her cage...but tried feeding last night, though more interested...we have an un-confirmed kill. I will try a frozen thawed one once the week is out.

her belly is fine. pinkish. but not irritated and she displays no discomfort when I touch it. she will remain on paper towels for a while applying neosporin every am.

skin looks fine, eyes fine, she's active(not a flight risk, I tested), humidity is 55%.
Your cool temps are too cool. You want to aim for about 80-82 degrees cool side, 90-92 degrees warm side. No night drops, stable temps 24/7 365 unless you are actively breeding snakes.