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i need help its urgent

Cordon1

Cordon1

I am Will.
is it possible 4 a snake i bite the thermostat?
cus i got home from school today and i checked the thermometer and it sed it was 18 degrees on both ends so i checked the theremostat and its set to 28 degres, ive swapped the bulb over and its still the same

what should i do?
 
Just buy a new thermometer. Don't feed your snake until you determine the actual temperature- 18 is getting low for proper digestion.
 
the earlyist i can get a thermometer is saturday the shop is always closed for when i get home, and its ok hes next feed is due saturday
 
Not sure what you mean by the snake biting the thermostat.

I wonder if your thermostat probe moved out of position. If that were the case it would be extra hot in the cage. Hmm...:shrugs:
 
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