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    Re: Suggestions for Raising Temps in Winter?

    Quote Originally Posted by Phillydubs View Post
    What seems to be the problem...?

    i think your temps seem fine. Some may say the 72 is low or on the low side but I wouldn’t go crazy about it.

    Thats a nice wide range for the snake to thermo regulate.

    I’m no expert and newer to snakes but I see in my snakes that they like the cool sides. Mine have a very similar gradient to yours and I’d say mine are 70/30 cool side to hot
    I agree with this. If your snake is spending time on the cool side i think you are fine.

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