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I just got my first snake yesterday. He is an albino motley corn. I noticed this morning that his cage was 70 degrees. I have an under the tank heater. I keep my house cool at night and warmer during the day. Yesterday his tank was on 76 most of the day. I live in ky, so we do get cold weather. I really don't want to move him out of the spot that he is in. Is that too cold for him at night. When I first got up, he was laying on top of the reptilbark. Now he must have buried under it. He is so cute, and I just wanna keep him healty!
I wouldn't let it go under 70degrees. But that should be just fine. Most corns like to burrow so I wouldn't worry about that. Also If he is burrowing then he's even closer to the UTH and it is always the same temp no matter how cold it is in your house.(Iwouldn't let it go under 70 but he should be just fine)
