I think your answewing your own questions. Your looking for some set temps, which as mentioned varies depending on how, who and where they are bing kept.

The answer is this, if warm temps allow digestion but rended the snakes infertile, they are to hot, not matter what a thermostat says.

The system we are talkig about here, tries to allow the animals to pick what they need, when they need it. Exact temps are not a concern as long as they can use what they want.

For instance, I used this type method here in tucson and up in Seattle. In Seattle, they could breed over most of the summer and into fall. But here in Tucson, its gets way to warm, so by mid summer, we do not add any heat, and its much to hot for them to reproduce. We cannot keep it cool enough, but no worries, as they have already done their thing. Good luck

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