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    Re: Temperature gradient and heat sources: the never-ending headache!

    Quote Originally Posted by JoshSloane View Post
    65 deg is considered pretty cold for a snake enclosure to be in, but can definitely work given the proper insulation.
    A couple of nights this winter my heat pump* couldn't keep up with the low temperature outside and the house temp dropped below 65*F. I put a wool blanket over the racks on those nights, which did the trick nicely at keeping the ambient temp in the tubs warm enough. I removed the blanket as soon as the house warmed up during the day.

    *Tip: don't get a heat pump if your outside temps can regularly drop below 20*F.
    Last edited by bcr229; 05-04-2016 at 11:51 PM.

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