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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    i've never seen those, would a ceramic heat lamp work? i've only seen those in the stores near me.

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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    Quote Originally Posted by Kuro_Yamaneko View Post
    i've never seen those, would a ceramic heat lamp work? i've only seen those in the stores near me.
    zoomed has infrared bulbs. 75-150W

    I think the 150w is like $15

    If u got a CHE that would work yes. But i seen them and their about $35-$40?

    Screws in just like a bulb except no light, At least the ones i seen

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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    Quote Originally Posted by f4n70m View Post
    Your cage is kinda big would be hard to keep temps/humidity where they need to be.

    Could always get a 150W and a dimmer to control it
    this is the problem we're having. i suppose we will try to get the 150

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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    Quote Originally Posted by Kuro_Yamaneko View Post
    this is the problem we're having. i suppose we will try to get the 150
    You try to cover the top to keep the heat in??

    I like tubs. It dont look good as in like display but imo it seems better for the snake.

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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    Ball pythons arent display animals anyway. Tanks suck for humidity, I played hell keeping it up. You can use a basking bulb they are around $10 for a 150 watt bulb. Your tank is too tall

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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    Quote Originally Posted by bman123 View Post
    Ball pythons arent display animals anyway. Tanks suck for humidity, I played hell keeping it up. You can use a basking bulb they are around $10 for a 150 watt bulb. Your tank is too tall
    I was stating that because it looks like their dank is used exactly for that. To put snake on display

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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    well to be truthful, it's the only suitable enclosure we have, so thats what we use.
    and i have great news, we attempted to feed him, and it went so well.

    we now have a happily fed ball. now we just need to solve the heating problem.

    P.S.- in case anyone was wondering, that cage he's in in the pic is his feeding cage.

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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    please tell me your not using what looks to be a all wire cage for birds/rodents.

    If so WOW

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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    If that is indeed his feeding cage, ditch all the bedding. It also looks wet and dirty in there. I would not use a wire cage even as a feeding cage (I feed in their home enclosure anyway).
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    Re: New, And a bit worried

    How are you measuring temps? I only see those crappy liquid crystal things that measure water temp, then I suggest you get some digital thermometers with probes.
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