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Old 06-06-13, 02:04 PM   #1
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Re: Burrowing substrate temps

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The substrate temps may be somewhat different depending on whether you have a male or female, therefore it`s extremely useful/important to know that, especially as they can mature quite quickly under supportive conditions (months, not years)!
As already stated, the lowest ambient temps in the enclosure above or below ground should not be below around 21c (72f), I would prefer 24c (75f).
awsome thanks! My new setup is 23C inside his burrow, he now has a new place to sleep, he will discover tomorrow, which is 26C when lamps are on full and very humid (100%, sphagnum moss), not sure what temp it will be tonight, we'll find out!
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Old 06-06-13, 02:03 PM   #2
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Re: Burrowing substrate temps

Not that it's right or wrong.. My dirt temp guns at 80 degrees. (F)

However, I keep my reptile room at 80 degrees, so it's illogical to assume that the dirt could be any colder than the room it's in.
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