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    Re: Is this a head wobble?

    You really want to raise the cool end temp (inside his hide ) to about 26.5c and the warm end ( inside the hide) to about 32c - that will let the snake choose what temp he wants to be at. It's fairly common for them to stay on the cool side until they have eaten, at which point they spend more time at the hotter end. VPI however keep their snakes at at approx 30c. But that is because they have a phenomenal skill at knowing how to interperate the snakes body language when that is not suitable. The rest of us do better providing a temp range.
    Derek

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