Originally Posted by Kaorte
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2. Digital thermometers: These are just as important as a thermostat. The accurite weather station from the home depot isn't intended for reptile use but it works perfectly for what you need. It reads outdoor temp, indoor temp, and ambient humidity. So you can measure your hot side, cool side, and humidity with one unit.
If you can get away with it, ditch the lamps. They suck humidity out of the air and make it almost impossible to keep up. If your house temperatures are above 75* you won't need the light.
There is absolutely no reason to feed your snake in a separate container, save your money and feed in her home enclosure. It is just easier for everyone.
I hope this helps!
okay a few Q's again.. one what kind of digital thermometer??? and where do i find one???
two my house is COOOOLD.. it stays about 68 at night and 69-70 during the day.
i do have the under tank pad but its meant for a 1-5 gal tank and i have a 10.. i was worried that this wouldnt be enough heat for her... right now i KNOW that she is cold and i have the pad and the light going I felt of her when i put water in there a few min ago and she was like ice
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