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Posted by: Drudge at Sat Oct 15 20:58:15 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Drudge ] I am setting up a home for a new snake. Normally, you put heating pad/wire on one side of the cage/tank/aquarium to establish a temperature gradient. But what do you do when the room temperature is higher than what is recommended for the snake? I live in California, and often times here it is really warm, even when it's not summer. If my temperature gradient is supposed to be 70-80 degrees, what do I do when the outside (and so room) temperature is 80 ? I don't have air conditioning. | ||
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