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    Re: Low Ambient air temperature enclosure set up ideas

    Quote Originally Posted by Toad37 View Post
    With such a big open area you could just close in a 10x10 space (or however big you wanted) with drywall and insulation and just use an oil heater to keep ambient temps.
    I was thinking the same thing, but the downside (for me, at least) is that when you take a snake out, you are confined to that small area, or it's going to get chilled
    when you take it out to go upstairs, & later, when you return it. I suppose the answer would be transporting it in a styrofoam box/ insulated cooler, as I do when my
    snakes have to travel in a car, to keep their temperatures more constant.

    For me, the biggest downside would be having to go so far out of my way to keep an eye on my pets...for that reason, they are integrated into my living space.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 06-20-2019 at 01:12 PM.
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