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Originally posted by tiggeroo

Well she did shed, last night and she fed at last today :o)

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Originally posted by Scarlett


Hannah - I was thinking it could be a bit cool for her, but when I fed her last she'd been sat on that side and felt warm to the touch, but I would like to up it a bit I'm just not too sure how. I've got a heat mat without a thermostat, as I check the temp every day for fluctuations. I'm thinking that next time I clean her fauna out I'll just use a little less substrate, that should help.

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id get a heatmat if i were you.. you can set it to the ideal temp for corns and not have to worry about it all the time - get some digital thermometers so you can keep an eye on the hot/cool ends.. a thermostat will turn off automatically if it gets too hot and will turn on when it gets too cool,
without a heatmat it could potentially get far too hot and end up causing some damage to both the viv and your snake - someone on here had a section of the bottom of their faun melt because the heatmat was too hot...

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