| Brettix - Certainly not having a go at you, but just letting you know that you may need to double check those temps and/or the snakes access to them. As snakes thermoregulate by choosing external temperatures suitable it would suggest that if a snake spends 100% of it's time in the warm end it is still trying to get warm, it may be that this is the exact right body temperature of the snake, who knows, it certainly does suggest that they are seeking additional warmth...
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