Quote Originally Posted by Phillydubs View Post
+1...

can’t hurt to drop it a degree or two and see but agree w Craig. She may also be using it when you aren’t watching. What do you use for the hot spot mat or tape or what ? Make sure you are checking the general radius and below the substrate.

I’ve had times where areas seem perfect then there are these peaks of 93-94 which is way too hot. Took me a few weeks to really dial in.
I'm using a heat mat that is controlled by the Herpstat thermostat and I check it about every day with a temp gun

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Quote Originally Posted by Sonny1318 View Post
I personally try not to go higher then 88, you can give that a try. And for yearlings I usually keep it around 86 degrees. You will find a lot of keepers and breeders heat the room vs. the encloses and don’t keep the temps that high and prefer A bit lower then the recommended 90-92. Hope that helps.
Thanks!