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Originally Posted by sharthun
Most of us keep constant temperature gradients year round. Mid 70's cool side 85 to 90 warm side for my kings and corn. 74 on warm side for my black milk.
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thats exactly where im at with my milk. i let it go to 90 for a few days after it eats. when you let the mice thaw out (if eating frozen) do you have to feed it warm? sometimes it takes about 10 mins before he eats it and by then the food is cold (room temp) lol that should be ok right?
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Originally Posted by sharthun
Lol my corn is getting fat from eating the refused mice from my others. Garage disposal!  |
one snakes garbage another snakes treasure
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