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Originally Posted by MohrSnakes
I would have to agree that John is a good guy to work with...great critters. My shipment was in warmer weather so I didn't learn any cold weather tricks.....think you need to say more.
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I never even thought of the trick. In the small 7" X 7" styro box you tape the heat pack to the lid (as normal). INSTEAD of putting a wad of newspaper between the delicup/snake & the heat pack (to stop the delicup from getting pushed directly against the heat pack and the snake overheating), JOHN put a UNFROZEN/soft coldpack between the heat pack & the snake. The coldpack was in a plastic bag (guessing to make it fit better). It fits VERY well in the area between the cup & heat. Not only does it make it moreless impossible for the cup to come in contact with the heat pack BUT I'm thinking that the heat pack might gently warm the gel of the coldpack...helping the snake to stay warm without getting too hot.
I just thought it was a neat idea... our temps were in the 40's when I picked the box up,--- 30's at night--- and the snake arrived in great condition!