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Old 07-20-17, 08:36 AM   #10
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Re: Keeping snakes without a hotspot

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Originally Posted by jjhill001 View Post

. Lets take the bull snake, this snake's range extends all the way from just South East of Calgary, Alberta Canada down to the Gulf of Mexico in Texas. The average temperature of Calgary Canada is 50 degrees F in May, getting to an average of 63F in July and August and cooling to an average of 54F in September.
No idea where you retrieved this information, but average temps in Calgary for May as an example is 55-66F, and in July 76-90F, so although I can't/won't refute the rest of your post, some of these temperature averages that you mentioned are debatable depending on what source of information was used. Otherwise an excellent post.

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