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Re: Thermal burn, advice please

Originally Posted by Blitzyballpy

Upon further inspection i saw that the thermo probe was not where i had glued it before so she must've pushed it somehow (i have glued it much better now)...
Thank you for any help

I'll leave it to others to advise you on how to treat your BP's burns. I don't have any experience with that, but I will advise you to move your thermostat's probe someplace where your BP can't get at it. BPs are strong, heavy bodied snakes and they will relentlessly work to dislodge your probe. I wouldn't trust any glue job to hold it in place. The probe for my RHP is suspended two to three inches below it on a fake plant. The probe for my UTH is fastened to the heat tape outside of the enclosure.

Last edited by Homebody; 08-19-2022 at 02:42 PM.

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