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donovandn

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Hi everyone.
I've been breeding my cornsnakes for 3 years now, and I've decided I want to start brumating this year, but I have some questions...
I don't use thermostats to control temperature, instead I use dimmers, which regulate the intensity of heat, instead of always keeping that same temperature, wich means that in cold months, I have different day and night temperatures. Would it be ok for me to have 57ºF in daytime and 51º F at night? Or do you think that with this kind of diferent temperatures I won't be able to brumate my snakes properly?
Thanks in advance
 
donovandn said:
Hi everyone.
I've been breeding my cornsnakes for 3 years now, and I've decided I want to start brumating this year, but I have some questions...
I don't use thermostats to control temperature, instead I use dimmers, which regulate the intensity of heat, instead of always keeping that same temperature, wich means that in cold months, I have different day and night temperatures. Would it be ok for me to have 57ºF in daytime and 51º F at night? Or do you think that with this kind of diferent temperatures I won't be able to brumate my snakes properly?
Thanks in advance
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If achievable, I think that temp range sounds darned close to ideal...
 
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