what feels warm to us is almost always to hot for a snake. Get yourself a thermostat asap and hook it up to the uth. Set it to the proper temp in the range of 88-91 degrees and get yourself either a temp gun or digital thermometer. I prefer the temp gun to be honest. It has never let me down yet. Also you can run a 40 watt night bulb during the day and night to keep the ambient temps up in the tank. It should heat your cool side up to where it needs to be. IF your gonna get a digital thermo make sure you get two. Have one on the hot side in the middle under a little bit of bedding so the snake doesnt come into contact with it and put one in the middle of the cool side. This way you can always monitor the temps and see if there needs to be any adjusting to be made. Also i never trust any1 in a pet store unless its my local reptile shop. Other than that pet co,petland etc. workers tend to be the people who think they know it all because they work at a pet place but really dont know what there talking about. You wouldnt believe some of the things theyve told me over the years. Luckly ive been keeping reptiles for 10 years now.









(I'm very excited, LOL.)
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