Yes, I have an UTH and a ceramic element above the tank, regulated by a thermostat. Actually, that's why my intenet is to use a compact flouresent bulb: I don't want to add any additional heat from a light source.



What I don't understand is why some info sources say that you don't need lighting, whereas others say that snakes seem to do better with a light source that simulates day and night conditions.



I've done quite a bit of reading on this, and as always seems to be the case in this hobby, have found the rate of conflict between opinions to be 50/50. This indicates to me that no one really knows for sure. My concern is that I won't be doing any harm by adding a cool (ie: no heat) light source.



Thanks

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• Lighting for cornsnakes - sheshanaga, Mon Aug 28 18:36:01 2006
• RE: Lighting for cornsnakes - MikeRusso, Mon Aug 28 21:04:52 2006
• RE: Lighting for cornsnakes - sheshanaga, Mon Aug 28 21:21:33 2006
• RE: Lighting for cornsnakes - phiber_optikx, Mon Aug 28 23:18:50 2006
• RE: Lighting for cornsnakes - tspuckler, Tue Aug 29 07:24:29 2006
• my 6 cents worth - HerpZillA, Tue Aug 29 18:27:23 2006