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05-07-2018, 01:31 AM #7
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Re: Probe for Animal Plastics T10

It's pretty easy with a 1/4" drill bit and a little finesse - you MAY need the 5/16" depending on your probe though. I have all of my probes on the "cool" side towards the middle. Herpstat controlled RHP set to 84 (for my BP and some of my boas) and my "cool" side is 82 probe reads 84 regularly. I'm OCD and check my temps/humidity 3x a day. My snakes do well and have perfect sheds.

Good luck!!!

Ball Python
0.1 Lesser (Lucille) local pet store
Boas
0.1 Caulkers Cay (CC) from TJ Blevins (Second City Constrictors)
1.0 Sunglow het moonglow (Sonny) from Dustin Dirnberger
1.0 BCI - DH Sharp Snow (Bob) from TJ Blevins (Second City Constrictors)
1.0 Brazillian Rainbow Boa (Babylon) from Ike Lightener (Ike's Exotics & Aquatics)
Pythons
0.0.1 Unknown/undocumented rescue (Roger)
1.0 Northern White Lip (Solo)
Cats
1.1 Domestic short hair (Esther and James)
Snake Wishlist
Drymarchon Malanurus (Black Tail Cribno)
SD/D Retic
Woma or Black Headed Python
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Poison dart frogs
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