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    Re: Thermostat issues

    I agree with Ziggy 100% but also know that your BP will thermoregulate its own temp just because it moves to the cool side doesn't mean its too hot. Its highly suggested to keep a hide of similar proportion on the cold side and let the snake decide wether to raise or drop its own temperature moving between the two hides.
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    Re: Thermostat issues

    Quote Originally Posted by EL-Ziggy View Post
    Is your probe between the UTH and the bottom of the outside of the enclosure? If so and it's reading 90 you're in range. You can dial it in more precisely later. Share pics of your BP when you can.
    Yes the probe is in between the Uth and the bottom of the outside of the enclosure.
    Attached are pics of my little love


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    Re: Thermostat issues

    Quote Originally Posted by Knowell View Post
    I agree with Ziggy 100% but also know that your BP will thermoregulate its own temp just because it moves to the cool side doesn't mean its too hot. Its highly suggested to keep a hide of similar proportion on the cold side and let the snake decide wether to raise or drop its own temperature moving between the two hides.
    I will be sure to buy two hides for her, thank you!


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    Re: Thermostat issues

    Very nice critter B! Get that temp gun and add some hides and you're good to go.
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    Re: Thermostat issues

    Quote Originally Posted by EL-Ziggy View Post
    Very nice critter B! Get that temp gun and add some hides and you're good to go.
    Thank you so much for your help! I appreciate it so much!


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