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    Re: My First Boa

    Quote Originally Posted by EL-Ziggy View Post
    Congrats on the new boa. Im adding one to my collection this week. It'll be my first boa too so we can learn together. If you're using a uth I'd place the t-stat probe between the uth and the bottom outside of the enclosure. Your warm hide should go directly over that spot on the inside. I usually have to set my thermostat at 92-94 to get an interior surface temperature hot spot of 86-88.
    He/she shouldn't really be using a UTH for a tropical species as they require the air to be warm as well as the objects in the enclosure. UTH uses infra red energy to heat objects but the air remains cool. That's good for a temperate species but for a Boa you ideally need a ceramic heat emmiter or radiant heat panel. Then again it also depends on where you live. This is what I meant when I was talking about probe positioning for a CHE or radiant heat panel earlier.

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