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    Re: Shipping in the heat

    Quote Originally Posted by MrLang View Post
    Thanks.

    If I do hold at location it's going to be sitting in a FedEx store. Is that going to be very air-conditioned?

    Is it more of a problem if the snake is a little hot for a few hours or a little cold for a few hours? Let's say 95 or 70
    Over-heating will damage a snake faster and more permanently than a couple of degrees on the low side. I've never been to my Fedex hub during the summer where they had it anywhere near as low as 70deg.
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