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temperature?

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hurricane1

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i always have my heating pad (makes cage 80 degrees)on but when i put my heating lamp on, the temperature gets up to 90 degrees, is that too hot? do i even need the heating lamp? :confused:
 
90 degrees is waaay too hot. I think most of us would agree that any temp ranging from about 81-86 is appropriate. I'd be prone to get rid of the heat lamp and keep the heat pad going....

May I ask what that 80 degree temp was taken from? Is it the ambient enclosure temp? substrate temp?
 
i have the thermometer about a centimeter above the substrate if thats what you are asking

so you think 80 degrees would be fine day and night?

thanks
 
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