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    Re: The Kaiju thread - CB17 female Pearl Burmese Python

    Quote Originally Posted by Valaryan View Post
    Both of my books and a few people online have said a night drop is ok for all burms.

    I decided to have a day temp of 35C going down to 31C at night so she can experience cooler temps but also digest. The cold side sits around 24C regardless.
    A Conversion from Celsius to Fahrenheit on my phone says 35 Celsius is 95 Fahrenheit.. Thats to hot. The max is 91. There are all kinds of thing people say online, I can only Speak from the 2 burms Ive owned, A 24 yr old normal and a 21 yr old Albino this year.. I get my info from their Breeders who have 40+ years in business alone .
    31C is 75F.. My lowest temp is 76 and thats only when its very cold at night here in NY, like Negative -10, otherwise my nighttime temp is 78 at night and 80 day on Coolside.
    You can try what works best for you.. But I strongly suggest keeping your Hottest Temp 32/33C ( 91/91.5F) because of proven neurological problems from being too warm. A Burm will survive a cold temp much easier than a Hot temp.


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