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04-04-12, 08:54 PM
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best night temps for ma bp
Jus testing maself. Wats the best night temps for ma bp, now that its getting hotter I dont wanna use ma red light nomo. Figured ill jus use ma uth but wats goo temps
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04-04-12, 09:07 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
Just testing myself. What are the best night temps for my bp? Now that is is getting hotter, I don't want to use my red light no more. Figures i'll just use my uth but what's good temps?
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04-04-12, 09:13 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
Lol I guess we're grammer checking on the internet now instead or answering the questions. Worst part is, if you knew what I intended to say, then why not answer the question?? And what is "is is"? Sorry but chu failed at that.
Got sum temps fo me now bruh??
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04-04-12, 09:22 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
I am not touching any of this.
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04-04-12, 09:24 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
Sorry I had to. I feel there is a degree of slack when it come to improper grammar on the internet, I myself do the same. Unfortunately that use of grammar makes my head hurt.
what are the temps you are currently holding in your enclosure? The infrared lights can still be seen by some and could disturb their sleeping patterns. Try switching to a ceramic heat emitter, they don't produca any type of light. You will have to play with the wattage though. A lighter watt for the summer and possibly a larger watt for the winter. Just have to try it out and see what works in your house.
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04-04-12, 09:37 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
The temps lower from 93 to 86 on the high side and 88 to 84 on the low side with the infrared bulb on now that its warmer out. Are those temperatures accurate and safe?? With the bulb off, the temps on both sides lower to the high 70s but the uth is at a constant temp of 87
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04-04-12, 09:39 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
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Originally Posted by KORBIN5895
I am not touching any of this.
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Its cool, good luck on your new Boa enclosures tho!
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04-04-12, 09:43 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
The hot side should be 86-90 and the cool side should be 76-80F. What are you using to measure the heat? The only real reliable devices to measure temp and humidity are digital thermometers or infrared temp gun.
A good website to read over is Ball Python Set Up Enclosure
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04-04-12, 09:47 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
I have digital thermometers but I also have a thermostat so thats why I asked about the temps, i'll just adjust them. Thanks.
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04-04-12, 09:51 PM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
Thank you 
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04-05-12, 07:20 AM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
Osmdeathowner, you made me lol. I think your grammar is original. ;oP
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04-05-12, 07:35 AM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
I have to weigh in on both the original topic and the side issue of grammar on the internet.
First, why change the temp for night-time if you're not breeding? If you are breeding then a lot of folks seem to cool at night, but at least one big breeder whose site I've read doesn't bother anymore and he says his production is good. Mine are within a degree or two of 80 and 90 cool and hot side 24/7.
As far as internet grammar goes, I think there is a minimum to what is acceptable when asking a question on a forum. If you expect someone to answer the question at least write the question so they don't have to work to decipher what the question is. It's obvious the OP is capable of writing quite coherently so why not do it? Texting between friends or posting on facebook walls is one thing but IMHO a forum is a little different.
nowutImeen? 
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04-05-12, 07:46 AM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
This is a great caresheet for ball pythons (it covers temps): StrictlyBalls.ca
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04-05-12, 08:29 AM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
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As far as internet grammar goes, I think there is a minimum to what is acceptable when asking a question on a forum. If you expect someone to answer the question at least write the question so they don't have to work to decipher what the question is. It's obvious the OP is capable of writing quite coherently so why not do it? Texting between friends or posting on facebook walls is one thing but IMHO a forum is a little different.
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Pretty much what I was getting at...you stated it nicer and more polite
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04-05-12, 08:41 AM
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Re: best night temps for ma bp
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Originally Posted by SpOoKy
Pretty much what I was getting at...you stated it nicer and more polite |
That's me: nicer and more polite. My wife would probably beg to differ with that.
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