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    Quote Originally Posted by serenewaves View Post
    I was curious about keeping in the basement, my fiance who's nervous around snakes asked how well they would do in a garage or basement jokingly. I didn't think it would be ok if they didn't have insulation and the temps in the room were low.
    I definitely wouldn't put them in a garage. Even if it had great heating/ac there is so much air exchange when the door opens, not to mention all the fumes. I'm in IA and our basement doesn't drop below 60 on the really nasty -30 to -40 degree days. It usually sits at 65 in the winter. With the oil space heater in my snake room it stays 70-75, and there are two windows in that room. There's also no insulation and the outside walls are just cement blocks. An old farm house basement might be a little more sketchy.

    As for the summer months the snake room sits at 75 and 80 on the nasty hot days. The flexwatt actually does heat up the room a bit because the rest of the basement stays at 70.
    Last edited by SlitherinSisters; 02-13-2011 at 05:49 PM.

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