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ball python vs. corn

ZoologyMajor said:
It is different with every source I have looked at... I try to keep mine around 92-93 range. I have asked several BP breeders as well. They all said 92-93 is best if you can keep it in that narrow of a margin... otherwise 90-95. This is for UTH temps for racks with no basking bulb as the bulbs aren't required as long as you have the temp correct.
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That's what I've always been told, as well. Tank seems to like it! :D
 
I had my eye on a ball a while ago but recently decided on a corn after the opportunity arose to get one and all of the accessories for fairly cheap. I made the right choice :D
 
corns are great for starter snakes. virtually hassle free. Never had any problems with mine. First shed was in 2/3 pieces, but after that, not a single problem with him.
 
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