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    Re: Giant Python Hatchling, Hides When Using a RHP.

    Quote Originally Posted by zina10 View Post
    I think you are going to be alright.

    Honestly, I wouldn't want it to be in the unsafe range, because snakes sometimes do not make the good decision and overheating can quickly lead to permanent damage.
    Basically, he has choices and neither one is in the dangerous range. You are doing good !!
    This is exactly what was worrying me... I have watched snakes do things that totally shows me they dont always make a smart decision. I remember watching a Python in a store 20 years ago keep bouncing off of a Light Bulb that was burning the hell out of him.. that was terrible!!!!!


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