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    there is no need to drop temps at night. what would this practice even provide?

    "well tttaylorrr, it mimics their natural environment!"
    there's nothing "natural" about my snakes living in boxes in my bedroom with thermostats, heaters, fake plant and temperature gauges.

    "They're not the smartest, so some stuff you kind of have to do for them or they hurt themselves."
    how exactly does dropping temperatures help them? how does NOT doing so hurt them?
    "Well what if they're too hot!?"
    they know where their cool side is, and regulated temperatures make any "too hot" scenario non-existent.

    stay far, far away from that vet.
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