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    i really would suggest forgetting about the rheostat, i've had nothing but problems with them. they're wildly inaccurate and require too much tinkering. 104 is still much too hot for a ball python.

    not sure if it will burn your snake, but it's not worth the risk.

    invest in a thermostat. i think one of the cheapest ones is a Repti Temp 500R. i have a couple of them, they're much better than rheostats even if they're not as accurate as a more expensive proportional thermostat like a Herpstat or Helix.
    Last edited by SquamishSerpents; 12-29-2011 at 08:20 PM.

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