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    Re: My little Ball Python homie

    Quote Originally Posted by Leviathan623 View Post
    When I put the thermometer on the head pad, it read in the low 90s. It didn't get to 100. And when I feel it over the substrate, it definitely doesn't felt hot enough to burn. It's just warm. I was almost certain it wasn't warm enough. Especially since it can get kinda cold in here since I live in Idaho.

    Your snake will burrow under the substrate and end up getting burned if the heat pad it not regulated by a thermostat. Do a google search for burned ball python; it's not pretty. I had a friend who didn't know any better and his kid's ball python died from laying on an unregulated heat pad.

    And if if it feels warm to you it could be too hot for your snake; please unplug it until you get a thermostat.

    I live in Illlinois and we get cold here too.
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