bigston7
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Hi guys im after a bit of help with my snake enclosure temps.
I have a 21inch x 16 x 16 enclosure with a thermostat controlled heat lamp i have a 50 watt infared globe the enclosure is melamine top bottom and sides with a lockable glass front.
I havnt got my snake yet ive just had the setup up and running to test the temps. I have got a reptapets dial thermometer on the back wall halfway up and a digital thermo, hydro thermometer from urs with the probes mounted about an inch above the bottom the temps read about 25 to 27c in the cool area, but under the light the temps can range from 33 to 40c when the light is on or off, is that too hot or do you just take the average temp of around 36c i am planning on getting a blonde spotted python or a murray darling python this week i just want to know if that temp under the light is to hot for these snakes and if not how can i keep the temps up around the setup and the lower the temp under the light also are the readings reliable from the digital thermometer the dial thermometer on the back wall is always reading around the 30c mark.
I have a 21inch x 16 x 16 enclosure with a thermostat controlled heat lamp i have a 50 watt infared globe the enclosure is melamine top bottom and sides with a lockable glass front.
I havnt got my snake yet ive just had the setup up and running to test the temps. I have got a reptapets dial thermometer on the back wall halfway up and a digital thermo, hydro thermometer from urs with the probes mounted about an inch above the bottom the temps read about 25 to 27c in the cool area, but under the light the temps can range from 33 to 40c when the light is on or off, is that too hot or do you just take the average temp of around 36c i am planning on getting a blonde spotted python or a murray darling python this week i just want to know if that temp under the light is to hot for these snakes and if not how can i keep the temps up around the setup and the lower the temp under the light also are the readings reliable from the digital thermometer the dial thermometer on the back wall is always reading around the 30c mark.