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Originally Posted by hypnoctopus
Are you using a temp gun to check temperatures? I would check the temperature right against the glass where the heat mat is. They usually go quite a bit hotter than what you're describing. Putting your heating elements onto a thermostat will help you maintain the correct temperature. From what you've described, it doesn't sound warm enough for optimal digestion. She probably loves all that vertical space for climbing, but will need more floor space when she gets a little larger.
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We bought 1 thermometer and it's by the heat mat. It is reading 79⁰ in the corner and our current house temp is 70. We plan to attach the heating element to the bottom of the tank but have no way of doing that right now. We took the light bar off of the 24 hr feature and have the regular lighting option turned on. This is what it looks like currently and she is burrowed into the substrate under the thermometer. I can just see her nose.
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