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    Little whistle

    My baby pastel whistles when he exhales. could it be because he's going to shed soon?

    My humidity is at 60% and his temps are 70-80. I know it's a little low but I've been having trouble keeping them up since I've stopped using heat lamps.
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    Re: Little whistle

    Hi,

    Normally I would say yes it's probably just the shed but those temps are not just a little low.

    It might be an idea to throw up a thread asking for tips on insulating the tank or something - but failing that go back to using a heat lamp if nothing works.

    Low humidity is a pain but low temps lower the immune system and leave them vulnerable to infections.

    You should be aiming for 80-82f on the cool end of the enclosure and 92-94f on the warm.

    Anything below mid 70's is seriously asking for an RI. And probably also eating problems or regurges.


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    Re: Little whistle

    I agree with Derek

    Use the heat lamps if you have to, just cover the top or put a bigger bowl in to help with the humidity.

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    Re: Little whistle

    Well lamps are back on.
    Would facing the lamp at the foil on my screen lid still lower my humidity?
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    Re: Little whistle

    Hi,

    Probably not - but it probably wouldn't keep the temps high enough either.


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    Re: Little whistle

    Well, I'll put my spare tank up for sale and see if i can buy another under tank heater. Thanks for the help.
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    Re: Little whistle

    when my snake was shedding he did the same but only when i soaked him to help the shed process then it stooped after he shed
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