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Thread: Darn MN winters

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    Is it ok for the temps to be a bit cooler during the winter? I mean now my temps are hot side:84.3 and the cool side:77.9 . Is this ok or should I bump up the heat in my room over the winter?
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    Darn MN winters

    thaT IS OK i geuss.this is breeding season,and breeders drop the temps a bit during winter.
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    Ok, cool. I wanted to make sure he would catch anything from the slight temp drop.
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    84.3 is a bit low, you might want to bump the warm side up a bit.
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    Compadres, it is imperative that we crush the freedom fighters before the start of the rainy season. And remember, a shiny new donkey for whomever brings me the head of Colonel Montoya.

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    Ok, I'll just ask my dad to turn up the heat in my room a little bit.
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    I'll be back Monday ....

    yea just a bit is better.bettre safe than sorry.
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    wha? huh? winter!? oooh yeah that cold thing. i guess not everyone lives in the south. well, ok it does get chilly here for a month or so.
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    I live in the south and it was 40 degrees this morning, I think maybe less. The temp dropped so fast that I am having trouble keeping up with the change for Kitty

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    First time herp: As Carson said, definitely bump up the heat on the warm side. I'd shoot for a minimum of 88 warm/78 cool.

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    Ahh!, You guys don't know winter, try visiting the Great white North in Febuary....lol

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