FusionMorelia
Well-Known Member
sorry to ask and ask but i like to get as many experienced keepers info as i can as well as info from books and Google.
my question is this
I live in western nsw and shes startin to heat up here, last week i was havin a rough time keeping ambient air over 15c and as it warms up(to an average of mid 30s to 40's)i was wondering when is a good time to start only day heating and dropping it off at night or turning it off at night(its usually 20c-25c nights) last thing i wanna do is cause her harm from over heating and im having trouble finding info on this topic of heating for snakes in areas of aust that get hot...
also if im getting 40c days whats a good way of lowering her click clack temp or do i need to can she handle it? i kno MD's can cope in hot areas but how to captive bread snakes cope with such extremes?
i have a 10month old Murray Darling any helpful info on this topic is appreciated
my question is this
I live in western nsw and shes startin to heat up here, last week i was havin a rough time keeping ambient air over 15c and as it warms up(to an average of mid 30s to 40's)i was wondering when is a good time to start only day heating and dropping it off at night or turning it off at night(its usually 20c-25c nights) last thing i wanna do is cause her harm from over heating and im having trouble finding info on this topic of heating for snakes in areas of aust that get hot...
also if im getting 40c days whats a good way of lowering her click clack temp or do i need to can she handle it? i kno MD's can cope in hot areas but how to captive bread snakes cope with such extremes?
i have a 10month old Murray Darling any helpful info on this topic is appreciated
