I don't think it's too much of a thing to worry about. I would go downward from 93f to 90f and work on making the humidity more of a constant 60% if possible. These are captive animals with wild instincts and we need to remember and respect that. As long as he isn't continuing to hiss and or strike out and bite I would focus on tweaking the temps and humidity. Hey, maybe he's not comfortable?
Stay in peace and not pieces.
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