I couldn't begin to guess the humidity in the room, but the humidity in my burm, and various boa cages is around 60%.

In the past few days, the ambient temps in the basement have dropped a couple degrees, with a corresponding drop in cage temps, and I noticed my milks have now become more active.

Weird, but I am going to try and stay with these lower temps as long as I feel my animals are healthy with them, and I'll keep you updated.

With winter coming soon here in Connecticut, the game changes, but I hope to have all my cages converted to RHPs, and I've switched over to Ranco thermostats.

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