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  1. 12-04-2013, 07:52 AM #5
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    Re: Can a bp live here?

    Quote Originally Posted by Doggey75 View Post
    Alright. Can I just wait till next Chrismas to get it or should I just get it now? I use heat lamps. Before someone says something about them. I've had my bp for 3 months and he has never missed a feeding day and has perfect temps on the ground.

    You say he has perfect temps on the ground, but what about humidity? Also how are you measuring your temps, form your picture it looks like all you have is the stick on analog gauge in the middle of the back panel, which doesn't do any good for accurate temps let alone the true basking temp.
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