Quote Originally Posted by maausen View Post
I feed in low light in the evening time. I thaw food in fridge overnight, then put in warm water to get it warmed up then hit the head with a hairdryer.

Its not constantly 95F but will spike up to it. I have my herpstat set to 82 and it keeps the ambient best at that temp. The hot side just tends to spike? I don't really know why.
All sounds good , only thing I'd change given he's not feeding well is the warm water part . I have a couple who wouldn't bother anything warmed in water and I'm guessing it was because the smell / odour of the rodent was simply washed away - some are ultra finicky . I thaw on a plate on the boiler or on a heat mat then boost with a blast from hairdryer . See as you in low light and evening .


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