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fan???

Seawin

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hi ...i was wondering if a celeing fan would cause any problems with anything for my lil Corn ...the temps are exactly what they should be night and day i have my lil one in a 10 gallon until he grown so i can switch him to a 20 when i get some moneys
 
While I'm definately not an expert, I think passive ventilation would be better.
I.e. sufficient amount of airflow should come from the holes in the viv.

You don't want it to get too drafty.
A fan might also affect humidity levels...

Let's see what the experts say.
 
I am not an expert, but I will tell you what works for me. I keep my snakes all at room temp, around 82-84 during the day and 72-75 at night. I use no heat pads, heat tape, etc...I have a baseboard heater that I keep on 24-7 that heats the whole room. Only during the day, I use an osculating fan (on low speed) that sits on a table close to the heat source that circulates the air around the room. That way the top and bottom of the rack stay at the same temp. I turn the fan off at night, since it is starting to cool off. My snakes have no problems, they eat, digest, and shed nicely.

This is only my 2 cents. I used to use all the heat tape and whatnot, but found that this way is what I like best.
 
Should be fine. As long as your temps are ok, I wouldn't worry about it. It might make the quality of air a little better too since its constantly being circulated.
 
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