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I have a red corn snake for sale. She's a proven female, about 4 and a half to 5 feet long. I'm hoping to sell her and the cage for around $50 to $90. I'm flexible. Please message me if you're interested.
E
thank you i will try that for now i have just been turning it on when im home so i can monitor the temperature
Nanci
Can you ever get a thermostat? I think I would put a piece of slate or thick ceramic tile over the UTH, with the rheostat at the lowest setting, and check the temp after about 12 hours. You need to have a tile that is flat on the bottom, not grooved. Or turn it over to the top is facing down, so there is no possibility the baby would get under it. Some people do keep hatchlings with a warm area of up to 90F, as long as they have plenty of room to get away, but that would make me uncomfortable. If you can get to 86, 87, I'd feel a lot better. 84-85 would be good, given your warm room temps.

When you have an adult snake, 80F without heat on for the summer is fine.
E
hi i was wondering if you had advise for heating, my 20 gal long glass screen top tank is at 80 degrees F before heating and lighting, if i turn on my heating pad it gets to 90 degrees, i am using a rheostat, which is to hot for my baby (4 months) corn i don't
know if this is ok and i don't go to the vet for another week or so.
E
hi i was wondering if any one had advise for heating, my 20 gal long glass screen top tank is at 80 degrees F before heating and lighting, if i turn on my heating pad it gets to 90 degrees, i am using a rheostat, which is to hot for my baby (4 months) corn i don't
know if this is ok and i don't go to the vet for another week or so.
on an unrelated note any name ideas?
E
hi i was wondering if any one had advise for heating, my 20 gal long glass screen top tank is at 80 degrees F before heating and lighting, if i turn on my heating pad it gets to 90 degrees, i am using a rheostat, which is to hot for my baby (4 months) corn i don't
know if this is ok and i don't go to the vet for another week or so.
on an unrelated note any name ideas?
DLena
Really, welcome to the forum. I'm in the process of upgrading my vivs to Herpstats, so I will have extra thermostats by the end of this weekend. Two are being saved for a couple of my students who are getting snakes in August, but I still have a few more. They are the one I recommended to you. Would you like one? I'd send it to you for free. DLena (Darlene Senick 716-903-6805)
DollysMom
Hi DLena. In a way it means nothing here. It's just a way for me to say, hey there. This is not like Facebook friends. You don't see more. There is a asterisk by a friend's name in your own member list. I hope this has helped.
DLena
This forum and FC are the only social media I do. About being friended... What does it mean or what does it do or how does it work or how do I use it? I don't even know the correct question to ask. Sorry.
DollysMom
Thanks, WillowBug. I will never stop looking for him and if he turns up, Dolly will always have lots of love and a home here.
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