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    Re: Ball python always trying to escape at night

    Quote Originally Posted by JRLongton View Post
    The drywall looking stuff, that's poop.

    22C is 71F, and that's damn cold for a ball python. 79F as a general minimum and certainly no cooler than 75F (23.8C) ever. Ambient should be 80F - 83F or so (that's 26.6C - 28C) and that same temp on the "cool" side. He needs a hot spot reaching 90F - 94F (32C - 34C).

    I didn't read anything about a thermostat. If there is no thermostat, get one. Better to replace the lamp with CHE on a THERMOSTAT (a jumpstart will be fine for now) as 24/7 light will stress the poor guy out. And the UTH isn't going to cut it alone if your ambient temps are so "low".

    I didn't read anything about HIDES. If he's sitting out there exposed, in plain sight? They aren't display creatures. They like darkness and seclusion. He needs small tight fitting hides.
    All this ^

    Plus I'd like to know what kind of thermometer you're using and placement of probe if there is one ..


    As stated above more than once - those heat sources must be regulated by thermostats


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