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    eating is not the problem,i know my girl would eat whenever i offer i just dont want her to not get enough belly warmth and have her vomit because the heat was mostly provided radiantly.as the substrate dries out more the temps will go through from the uth more efficently and i wont need the heat lamp.

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    Re: temperature change and feeding day help

    i fixed the problem.i went back to the old setup.two uths covering 1/4 of the bottom and both on a thermostat.temps are fine now.i just gotta remember as the substrate gets less moist i can remove the second.

    i fed her and she took it as i thought she would,so no more worries.

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