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Old 07-25-13, 07:18 PM   #1
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Re: Proper heating for a corn snake?

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I don't think it would be enough to burn the corn snake if the heat pad is trying to get the desired temperature to the mid 80's. I am using a heat pad for my corn as well.

Just use enough bedding so the corn can burrow but not so much that the heat pad would need to work harder to reach a desired temp.
I have like two - three inches of aspen in there. Is that good?
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I have like two - three inches of aspen in there. Is that good?
How much exactly? I give my corn an inch of bedding.

The more bedding you give, the harder the heat pad will work, resulting in a hotter spot where the heatpad touches the glass/plastic.
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