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    Re: Cooling Colubrids

    I have done both cooling and not cooling.

    I used to cool at 58/60 degrees now all I do is shut off the hot spot and only use ambient temps which during the winter is 68 degrees in my office where my colubrids are kept (as opposed to 74 during the warm months)

    Results have been the same and therefore I not longer bother with cooling just turning off the hot spot and stop feeding during that time.
    Deborah Stewart


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