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    Wisconsin, where its 90 one day and snowing the next!

    I was able to get the temp down two ways. First, I am using a tank with mesh top, a fan in the room (not pointed in the tank or anything) helped circulate air and bring the temp down. Second, I put the tank up on some wood blocks, it had been sitting on my dresser. Any heat the UTH was putting out into the air (probably not much) was able to dissipate better.

    I temporary solution I thought of but didn't try would be to put some of those gel ice packs on top of the mesh to see if the cold would lower the temp at all without directly influencing the snake.

    Ultimately we turned the A/C on.
    Last edited by mackynz; 05-22-2012 at 02:07 AM.

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