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    Moving my tank from my room

    I was wondering if I can move my tank into my laundry room? Is that ok or it will get to hot?

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    Cu I have a bit more room to put my other tank in there for my pastel and my lil boy

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    How hot does it get in there, with the dryer going?
    How cold does it get in there?
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    Well that I don't know cuz I always keep the door open all the time

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    If your washer and dryer are anything like mine, they'll wind up killing your snakes. The vibrations caused by the intense spin cycle will drive your snake nuts, or knock the cage over. Mine managed to knock a large TV (An older, heavier one that isn't flat screen) off of an entertainment center the next room over. I wouldn't even think of putting my BP in there. Yours aren't the same as mine, of course so it really depends on the power of your machines.

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    Ok, well I was trying to find a spot for 2 tanks

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    oh ok then the temp in there should be like the rest of the house except when the dryer is going.
    Next time you run the dryer, put a thermometer in there to see how hot it gets, before moving, you may have to adjust some of your husbandry.
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    Ya it's the same temp in my house, I ll try to put a thermometer in there and see

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