Rejoining

[PitOnTheProwl]

In the wild, ball pythons come across all sorts of different temperatures, including low and high. Having a constant ambient temp of 80 provides no way for Marshall to escape unwanted heat, hence the reason for a hot side and a cool side.

Show me where in the wild they have someone running an elctric heating mat wide open at 120 degrees.
Majority of their days are spent in rodent burrows, doubt its that hot in there either.

I can get my wife to school you on Dumpys, dragons, fire belly toads, and even Mountain Chicken Frogs.
I dont type to see myself read and I dont care if I hurt your feelings. Get over it and grow up.
YOU chose to bring an animal into your house and care for it so why the hell do you feel the need to gamle with its life and safety?
You bash forums because you are getting information you dont agree with then why are you on here or there?
You seem to like drama and yes you lack of care for your animals gets under my skin.
All I can do is shake my head and hope that some time in your life you are the one in the box.