>>>>I'll try the humidity thing but that's definately the temperature given in the book (The Corn Snake Manual, Bill and Kathy Love. Page 20 for anyone who wants to double check).

>>>>Would having the light turned off for longer be enough to bring the temperature down?

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>>>>Is the cool side an ok temp? Since that's where she spends most of her time. I did try raising it a bit but she just moved into the middle of the tan which had become the cooler bit.

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>>that 95 is for a basking spot only and not for one whole end of the tank.

>>It even mentions it to be a "too high" temp.

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If you are using a 60 or 75 watt bulb try droping down to a 40 watt or even 25 watt bulb.

It will drop the temps and still allow for light to see into the viv.

The cool side is fine.

It is a pretty decent indicator that the warm side may be a little to warm if your snake is spending it's time on the cool side.



I think that if you drop the temp on the warm side and increase the humidity a little the problem should go away.
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