Your comparing two different situations. Being able to thermoregulate outside is a whole lot different than any cage inside. Outside you have many variables to consider, and even though your thermometer may read in the upper 90's the temps that your Boas are sitting at may not be reflective of that. Next summer measure your animals body temps, and unless basking, it probably isn't going to be over 90 Degrees. Any constant temp. over 95 Degrees sounds like possible Kidney/other organ shutdown to me

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• problem please help? - jndspendolini, Wed Jan 3 17:47:07 2007
• RE: problem please help? - senorsnake, Wed Jan 3 17:55:57 2007
• RE: problem please help? - Metachrosis, Wed Jan 3 20:04:14 2007
• that's too hot, don't do it! n/p - slithering_serpents, Wed Jan 3 21:32:22 2007
• Caden is actually correct........... - Kelly_Haller, Wed Jan 3 23:54:47 2007
• RE: Caden is actually correct........... - Metachrosis, Thu Jan 4 05:15:43 2007
• Their all going to die - boapaul, Thu Jan 4 06:46:11 2007
• RE: Their all going to die - EricIvins, Thu Jan 4 08:36:04 2007
• RE: Their all going to die - drimes, Thu Jan 4 10:11:16 2007
• I think .... - JungleStruck, Thu Jan 4 08:35:31 2007
• I meant R.I. ...n/p - JungleStruck, Thu Jan 4 08:37:23 2007
• RE: Caden is actually correct........... - drimes, Thu Jan 4 09:37:27 2007
• I totally worry about that too . . . - slithering_serpents, Thu Jan 4 19:52:20 2007
• there's no need for humidity . . . - slithering_serpents, Thu Jan 4 19:42:10 2007
• RE: thats not too hot, its time proven - JungleStruck, Thu Jan 4 09:24:10 2007
• rofl n/p - slithering_serpents, Thu Jan 4 19:53:34 2007
• RE: problem please help? - agentcooper0103, Thu Jan 4 11:04:40 2007
• What he said - boapaul, Thu Jan 4 11:23:25 2007
• Good post but I would - Jeff Clark, Thu Jan 4 11:32:40 2007
• OK I guess there no way around it now - slithering_serpents, Thu Jan 4 20:06:08 2007