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    Re: Ball python hasnt eaten in year 1/2

    Quote Originally Posted by Jonas View Post
    ok sounds good. How should i go on with dropping the ambient temp?
    That depends, how are you heating the air? Lamp/CHE, or is that the room temp? If it's the room temp without any supplemental heat (space heater, etc.), I might try just taking away her hot spot and giving her 84-86deg ambient. I do this with my snake room in the summer because it naturally gets that warm in there. If you have a lamp/CHE, you can get a rheostat (dimmer) and dial it down, or a lower wattage bulb.
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