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    Re: Keeping Snake Warm

    Hey Man!

    I live in Utah, so it gets pretty cold her most of the year haha.....really depends on what ya can afford as far as your heating bill goes.

    I have a 20 gal aquarium and use a UTH for substrate heat and use a heat lamp (with 100watt red bulb) hanging about 6" above the lid of the terrarium. I also keep my house at 70 degrees F.

    All of the above gives me about 85 degrees f for ambient temp.

    Hope that helps
    Last edited by BloodStar; 10-25-2013 at 09:49 PM.
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