They tend to thrive best in the lower to mid 70's with a relatively high humidity. But I would imagine upper 70's would be okay for helping with digestion though if they can also find those temps.

Temps into the 80's are a bit too high for those from what I have always understood, unless it can escape those temps and get cooler at will(self-thermoregulate). They are from a high, cool moutainous region similar to Mandarin Ratsnakes. Mandarins also do much better at cooler temps than most other colubrids.



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