I never considered there might be any health consequences from a wireless thermometer! And won't be losing any sleep over the prospect. I reckon you could make little aluminum foil helmets for your snakes, however attaching them could prove difficult. Little rubber band chin/rostral straps?



I use an Oregon Scientific model #THGR268 and three remote units around my place. Occasionally I put one in a snake cage temporarily if I'm monitoring a new set up, or am checking on the temps for a gravid female. I'm using one in my incubator this season although the 95-plus% humidity probably isn't good for its long-term prospects and is specifically cautioned against in the instructions.



-Joan (a sushi fanatic, by the way)



>>It's a real Neverland compound. heh...

>>

>>I was wondering if the transmissions could possibly hurt the snakes? or me for that matter? Are these like cell phones?

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>>Thanks,

>>SushiKing

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