I will be ding donged, Steeve is right. Their temps should not exceed 90 and only in part of the cage. The rest of the cage should be 75 at this time of year. Of course, there is a little room to play with those temps, but Steeves right, to hot if the cage is 90F and is seeking cool.
The real right is, if the snake is healthy, it knows what temps it should be. Listen to it. Your job is to provide a range of temps it can choose from. In shed, they normally pick a higher temp then normal. As they would when digesting prey. Best of luck and good on yea Steeve

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