looking for info on how shes acting...

[bulldogdanny79]

reason i dont use the uth is i have it in a bed room on top a dresser. i was worried about the heater getting to hot and starting a fire.... or something i dont know .. i was going to see about getting something to put between it. not sure what yet

[BuckeyeBalls]

reason i dont use the uth is i have it in a bed room on top a dresser. i was worried about the heater getting to hot and starting a fire.... or something i dont know .. i was going to see about getting something to put between it. not sure what yet

raise the tank off of the ground. Like bottle caps in all corners for example. And the max it should get is 95* and thats MAX. I have mines sitting on wood nothing at all Trust me 95* is not as hot as you would think its warm

[TessadasExotics]

As long as the snake is getting the proper humidity and heat it shouldnt realy mater if its uth or over head heat. As long as one side has a cooler side and the other a basking spot.

[BuckeyeBalls]

As long as the snake is getting the proper humidity and heat it shouldnt realy mater if its uth or over head heat. As long as one side has a cooler side and the other a basking spot.

I think it does matter if belly heat is better then over head heat. I mean if u can supply the belly heat then u should. Imo over head should only be used to raise ambient temp

[bulldogdanny79]

ok i have the belly up temp up now, only thing about that is the temp probe for that is on the outside the cage on top the uth... just how the cage is made. i just have to find the rigth temp setting on the herp2. i got a new hide she seems to like.

[Kaorte]

Do you have a probed thermometer to measure your temps inside the enclosure?

To clarify, your herpstat probe should go on the outside bottom of the UTH.

I would think about getting her another hide like that exo terra rock hide you have and only using those two. Place one right over the uth (your hotspot at 90-92*) and place the other on the opposite side (your cool side at 80-82*).

You can put the other few hides in there as well, but she shouldn't have to choose security over thermoregulation.

[bulldogdanny79]

Do you have a probed thermometer to measure your temps inside the enclosure?

To clarify, your herpstat probe should go on the outside bottom of the UTH.

I would think about getting her another hide like that exo terra rock hide you have and only using those two. Place one right over the uth (your hotspot at 90-92*) and place the other on the opposite side (your cool side at 80-82*).

You can put the other few hides in there as well, but she shouldn't have to choose security over thermoregulation.

it has 2 probes for controlling 2 things. one prode is on the inside back corner of the wall getting the air temp, and thats controlling the ceramic heater on top the cage. the other is on the bottom of the cage right above the uth on the outside the cage. the cage is notched out for the probe to fit there. its 1/2 think cdpvc.

[Kaorte]

it has 2 probes for controlling 2 things. one prode is on the inside back corner of the wall getting the air temp, and thats controlling the ceramic heater on top the cage. the other is on the bottom of the cage right above the uth on the outside the cage. the cage is notched out for the probe to fit there. its 1/2 think cdpvc.

Yes but are you using THERMOMETERS with probes to measure temps in the cage? More specifically, inside the cage above the UTH.

[bulldogdanny79]

Yes but are you using THERMOMETERS with probes to measure temps in the cage? More specifically, inside the cage above the UTH.

the probes are thermometers. one is the cage. other is outside ... kinda... also have a digital thermometer over the area the uth is with a humidity gauge on it. and i have a non contact thermometer i use to check all over the cage with pretty regular. i found you on facebook and tried to add you. hope you dont mind.

[bulldogdanny79]

im using the uth more looks like i have a good setting for it