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Heating in the winter

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sockSnek

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Since it's been getting colder, the cool side of the enclosure has dropped to around 70. The heat pad keeps the surface of the warm side at 85. Should I be warming the ambient temperature back up to 75? How far below the ideal temperature can it be before it's a problem?
 
As long as they can safely lay on the warm side ( it's not too hot because you use a thermostat) you don't have to worry about it. The snake will move to where he's most comfortable.
 
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