I've read many of your posts and appreciate the information you provide, but...no offense Doc, you just contradicted yourself. You stated "...I routinely offer a temp of about 100 degrees to ALL of my BP at the very back of the cage"..."However, checking with a temp gun their surface temps rarely exceed 88F." I'm not sure I understand what you mean. It sounds like the temperature that their getting exposed to is 88 degrees and not 100. So you're actually not offering 100 degrees if the surface temp is 88. Or is there something I don't understand. Please clarify. Thanks.

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• Is 100 degrees too hot on the hot side? - BallHeaded, Thu Jan 22 00:16:24 2004
• RE: Is 100 degrees too hot on the hot side? - IMO, Thu Jan 22 00:43:01 2004
• RE: Is 100 degrees too hot on the hot side? - LaBete, Thu Jan 22 11:27:09 2004
• Yes, too warm .... - Carmichael, Thu Jan 22 15:09:44 2004
• RE: Is 100 degrees too hot on the hot side? - BallHeaded, Thu Jan 22 17:33:36 2004
• RE: Is 100 degrees too hot on the hot side? - VoiceOfTruth, Thu Jan 22 21:56:53 2004
• By the way the non-digital thermometers are called Analog gauges - danot2serious1, Thu Jan 22 23:00:01 2004
• HATE to be the odd man out BUT.... - serpentcity, Fri Jan 23 21:32:58 2004
• RE: HATE to be the odd man out BUT.... - IMO, Fri Jan 23 23:02:42 2004
• RE: HATE to be the odd man out BUT.... - jfmoore, Sat Jan 24 06:50:09 2004
• Sorry about delay in clarification... - serpentcity, Sun Feb 1 18:40:44 2004