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    The only recommendations you'll find to the contrary (meaning those that recommend running a UTH unregulated) come from those who simply aren't informed about proper temperatures for ball pythons. Putting it simply, it is unsafe (both in the short term and the long term) to submit a ball python to temperatures above 95F. Burns are the most obvious of concerns, but there are also significant neurological consequences when they are exposed to high temperatures.
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