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Re: Pics of new bloods! 1.1ablino, 1. sum blood / question.
Update, the female would not eat, I took her to the vet, the vet said she was fine(set me back 120$).
So I did a assited feed, she took it 2 times now.
The male albino was always eating / pooping, he also shed.
He gained almost 150 grams since I got him.
I was doing my daily check, and he was dead...
I don't get it...
He was always healthy.
RIP little guy.
Down 250$ on him.
Ohwell.
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Re: Pics of new bloods! 1.1ablino, 1. sum blood / question.
Sorry to hear about your albino guy.
By the way, I prefer CHE's (Ceramic Heat Emitters) over UTH's. If you did decide to go that way. I'd use a 60watt on you 20 gallon depending on your ambient household temp.
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Re: Pics of new bloods! 1.1ablino, 1. sum blood / question.
Originally Posted by deadsmiley
a uth wont burn your snake if you keep it plugged in through a rheostat or (preffered device) a thermostat. ambient air temps are good to keep around 80 but your snake has to be able to absorb heat through its belly to digest right. do not use a heat pad for humans, do not use a heat rock. find something designed to be an under tank heater for an animal. do not place the heat source inside the enclosure, under tank heater, not in the tank heater lol.
im sorry but this is flat out wrong. ive had borneos for 3 years, never once had uth on them. they are doing just fine, always ready to eat and perfectly healthy. you can use overhead/back heat/lighting with them, it does work. and as stated, yes, you should never use a heat rock.
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I am using a UTH on a ranco.
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