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Tank And Temp Questions
I wanted to ask 2 questions about my Royal's enclosure and temps. My temps are currently 88F on the warm side, and should it be turned down at night are shall I just leave it at that temp. And the other question is I have her water bowl on the cool side and its creating water droplets on her basking bulb, is that ok and it would cause any electrical faults??
Sorry for all the questions lol
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Re: Tank And Temp Questions
Condensation on the bulb sounds like a problem, I'd try and move it so it's not directly under the bulb or add some ventilation?
Night-time and day-time temps should be the same unless you are trying to breed your BPs.
JonV
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Re: Tank And Temp Questions
 Originally Posted by nevohraalnavnoj
Condensation on the bulb sounds like a problem, I'd try and move it so it's not directly under the bulb or add some ventilation?
Night-time and day-time temps should be the same unless you are trying to breed your BPs.
JonV
The water isn't directly under the bulb, the bulb is on one side which is the warm end and the water is on the cool end.
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Re: Tank And Temp Questions
88F on the warm side is a little cool. I would try to get the temps up to 90F on the warm side and 83-85 on the cool side.
Water + Electricity = Danger Danger Danger 
Move the water bowl 
EDIT> I just read that the water bowl is on the other side of the tank. Try a water bowl that has much less surface area
Last edited by starmom; 05-04-2008 at 05:07 PM.
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Re: Tank And Temp Questions
Does less surface area mean that its less exposed??
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Re: Tank And Temp Questions
Less surface area means less evaporation which means less humidity which means probable less condensation on your bulb. So, smaller water bowl
~~ McKinsey~~
"Men have forgotten this truth," said the fox. "But you must not forget it. You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
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Re: Tank And Temp Questions
Thanks for the help
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Re: Tank And Temp Questions
Lets see if this works first
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"Men have forgotten this truth," said the fox. "But you must not forget it. You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
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