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    Re: Hog Island Heating Question

    Quote Originally Posted by SuddenEclipse View Post
    That's the thing. We live in a newly built house. The builder people (who apparently suck) messed up the duct work so even though we set the thermostat in the house to 73, it gets 73 in the living room and stuff but apparently in my bedroom (where my snakes are) it's like mid 60s.

    My Kenyan is fine because she's under like 5 inches of aspen and is always toasty toasty warm when I pick her up. LOL, I just worry about my Hog since he's not into the whole burrowing thing. He knows where the warm part is an is hanging out there so it's not like he's cold but I didn't know if 65 was really not good.
    Since you can't really use a heat lamp, another option would be using a space heater to keep the ambient temp in the room at about 75-77F.
    Last edited by Vypyrz; 01-21-2012 at 04:34 PM. Reason: spelling
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