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    Re: Help, bad thermostat??

    Quote Originally Posted by Nephil View Post
    Both the thermomether's and thermostat's probes are near each other in the tub under the substrate (i use coco fiber) and they never have been moved by my BP, i keep them in place with a pebble.
    That's part of your issue. Your thermostat's probe need to be sandwiched between the heatmat and the outside of the enclosure. (See the below thread for pictures)

    Think of this way, with your probe on the inside, the mat is having to heat up through a layer of plastic to hit the temp your thermostat is set to, so of course the mat is actually hotter than it really needs to be. Plus there are other issues that arise from having the probe in the enclosure, such as liquids getting on it, your snake moving it, etc etc.


    https://ball-pythons.net/forums/show...cement-for-UTH

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