LOL. Yeah, all of mine like to squeeze in the tiny little gap and wrap around the tank.
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its just polystyrene or however you spell it use in packaging ( if thats how you spell that) tht just slots in place just managed to fit in the gapa at the top
Haha! Yeah, they're tricky little devils! As long as there's no adhesive s/he can get stuck to, you'll be fine.
Okay! Do you have an idea of how cool your room gets at night? If it stays over 70, you should be able to leave the heat mat off overnight until you get the thermostat in the morning. That way, you don't have to worry about overheating.
Any thermostat will work. And I'd leave him/her alone for about a week. If it overheats, definitely turn it off for a little while, or at least put it on a lower setting.should i go lift up his/her hide and check if he/she is ok?will any thermostat work and what if the mat over heats do i turn it off?
You need to have a thermostat with a probe to measure the temperature, otherwise a heat mat could very easily overheat and burn your snake.
Something like this: http://www.bigappleherp.com/BAH-1000-Thermostat?sc=2&category=15
It doesn't have to be that exact model, just something like it to keep your temperature under control.
What are you using to measure temperature? My herp room is kept at 85*, and quite a few of my snakes feel cold when I pick them up. The human body is 98.6*. Anything below that is going to feel a bit cool, even if it is warm for a snake. Keep that in mind, because if it's too hot, you can burn your snake.i just got a corn snake 3 hours ago its my first snake and the substrate at the bottom feels abit cold i picked up my corn snake about 15 mins ago and he was cold
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