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    Re: Ballbids.com

    Quote Originally Posted by mr.spooky View Post
    then i stand corrected.... sometimes my hatchling tubs get this as well,,, but not every one of them at the same time. and the only time my adult tubs look like that is if they spill their water or something. everyone of theirs are dripping with condensation... so what this tells me is that the basement isnot properaly heated and the temp from the flexwatt is making this hapen..
    i wander what their temps are in the tubs... id bet my right that their cool sides are in the 60's KY is cold right now.
    spooky
    I'm in Ohio, and it is the same here. My basement, which is where the snakes are housed, is usually cooler than my living area. It is usually kept around 70 F, or so. Almost all of my tubs, even my tubs in my Reptile Basics racks, get a lot of condensation in the winter. It could also be because I use newsprint as substrate in my tubs. I don't get as much condensation in the summer.
    Last edited by Wh00h0069; 12-11-2011 at 01:54 PM.
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