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    Re: Help get boa eating rats

    Quote Originally Posted by Lindale450 View Post
    ... If it’s ok for them to have the light on all night I can do that I was just under the impression that it wasn’t good for them...
    I wouldn't advise leaving a light on all night ("24/7") as snakes do respond to the photoperiod to instinctively judge the day length (& thereby the season), but you
    can use a CHE (ceramic heat emitter, which emits no light) or use a black or red incandescent* bulb with a dimmer (rheostat) control to add dim light & warmth at
    night. Most of our snakes don't like bright day light, so consider these options for day use also. But keep in mind these black & red incandescent light bulbs are
    getting harder to find. The black bulbs (when dimmed) simulate moon light. Many of my snakes enjoy any of these options, even those that aren't nocturnal.

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