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    Re: Late 09 Male Pastel

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    WRONG, he has it right, the thermostat probe should not be inside the enclosure.
    The idea is to read the hottest possible temp the snake could lay on.
    The thermometer probe goes inside to read that temperature, directly on top of the UTH
    Every single probe I own is taped to lay directly against the flexwatt heat pad, outside of the enclosure.

    Never make the hot spot higher than 95, I prefer 92 myself,
    but I watch mine all the time as I am a stay at home dad.

    If you need more heat you need to up the wattage of the bulb, but for sure don't go higher with the UTH.
    thanks for the info. I will make sure i move the thermometer probe back inside the enclosure, and leave the thermostat probe on the heating pad right where its at.

    But hey man, you didnt let me know what you thought about the tank and the snake itself! lol
    Last edited by PurplePython; 03-25-2010 at 02:53 AM.

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