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night temps?

Dude123

Dude123

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I know this has been asked before, and I know I have seen the answer somewhere but I cant see to find it again. Anyways, should the snakes cage get cooler during the night, or should the temp be constants day and night?

thanks :)
 
The tank will probably tend to get a few degrees cooler at night, but the gradient should still be there. As long as the temperature's still in the comfort range, it's probably not a huge deal. (Although some might know better than I.)
 
My warm side with the UTH stays the same temp, but the rest of the tank cools to whatever temp the house is during the nite.
 
temp

Juring the nite my snakes only have a heat pad, juring the day they have the heat light and pad on. Temp usally stays in the lower 80's juring nite, mid-high 80's juring day. I also have a clutch of eggs in with my snakes. Their in a tupaware container but the temp is purfect.

newt
 
nite temp

juring the nite snakes like it cooler, especially corns. That is when they would hunt in the wild. When they eat they then find a warmer area for easy digestion.

newt
 
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