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    Re: Ball PyThon trying to escape at night

    Quote Originally Posted by Masen136 View Post
    Just a little bit to get it to come out top so it reads air temp not bedding temp. I got temp gun for bedding


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    Yeah, doing that can cause temp spikes due to your snake moving around, peeing on it ect etc. It should be between your UTH and your enclosure. There's a diagram I'll post it if I can find it.

    Unless you're using overhead heating, than it should be within 5 in of your heat source.
    Last edited by MD_Pythons; 02-22-2018 at 04:30 PM. Reason: Forgot info

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