managing temps for multiple snake types

[jjhill001]

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Went ahead and found it early, happy late Christmas.

Keep in mind there are many opinions and to me the overall conclusion to the entire thread was that at least in regards to snake husbandry, there is more than one way to skin a rat. As long as the snake is healthy by all the measures we have access to its hard to say someone is doing anything incorrectly.

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Originally Posted by jjhill001

http://www.ssnakess.com/forums/gener...t-hotspot.html

Went ahead and found it early, happy late Christmas.

Keep in mind there are many opinions and to me the overall conclusion to the entire thread was that at least in regards to snake husbandry, there is more than one way to skin a rat. As long as the snake is healthy by all the measures we have access to its hard to say someone is doing anything incorrectly.

yeah, I am definitely figuring that out. I want to start conservatively and then dial it in. The rainbow is my only real worry. Lots of reports of different temps and some humidity ranges that go pretty high. I dont want to create a sauna and make the little thing sick. I have been keeping the ball, milk, and red tail for a while and they shed nicely. Same with our leopard gecko. Just trying to dial in this rainbow and make sure I stay good as I increase the scale of their enclosures.