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Tub Light
Ok Hey Everyone,
Right now my ball python is still a juvi, but I'm planning to switch him from a tank to a tub once he gets bigger. I plan on putting him in my closet which doesn't get a lot of light in it. I have my Garter Snake in the closet too in a 30 gallon tank but he has a light so I don't worry about day and night cycle. But for my ball I'm going to use a UTH so how do I create a day and night cycle for it. My closet is far away from window so even during day no light and I can't just keep my closet light on for 10 hours a day.
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Re: Tub Light
If you can't keep your closet light on or use another source of light in said closet, then I'd say don't put it in there. While bp's don't specifically need a day/night cycle like other animals, keeping them in the dark 24/7 probably isn't a good idea.
What if you open the closet door during the day?
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Re: Tub Light
Many many reptile keepers keep their snakes in rooms/sheds/buildings without a lot of light source. Many have no windows and lights are only turned on when tending the snakes.
I would say, if your concerned about it, keep the door open. The light from the other snake will also provide enough of a cycle. As long as it's not constantly pitch black I wouldn't be concerned.
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Registered User
Re: Tub Light
Would the corn tank provide enough light for the bp too? You're planning on keeping them in the same closet, right?
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Re: Tub Light
Yes the other snake light will be fine then. I wasn't sure if it had to be bright like if I were to go outside.
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