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RE: Temp spike?

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Posted by: markg at Tue Jun 12 13:06:01 2012   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by markg ]  
   

I know from experience with kingsnake eggs that constant high temps are bad, but high temps for a few hours a day does not hurt them. I had mine go to close to 90 deg for a few hours a day for a good week or two with no problems. Probably similar for hognose, not sure. But 85-86 deg is not even what I would call dangerous for one day, so you are fine.

I agree with pike that lower temps are just safer overall, less chance of accidents.


   

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