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    Re: baby ball python, please help.

    sorry, 1 more question.

    alot of people say snakes are bad at sensing heat. - this is why ive got to have the UTH actually under the enclosure to make sure he doesnt burrow and burn.

    however, the same people encourage me to have a gradient of heat, so that the snake can choose where it wants to be. they also encourage to have a basking spot.

    can anyone else see the contradiction? surely if a snake is capable of choosing the area in which it lays on the basis of the heat of that area, it is also capable of avoiding areas that might be too hot?

    i would really like someone to explain. i know theyre right, and that im missing something. thanks again.
    Last edited by seercirra; 06-06-2009 at 05:07 PM.

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