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about viv temps

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Hi ya we brought a gecko yesterday and got a 60w red bulb with the vivarium...the cold end was 95 degrees and the hot end was 115 degrees so went and got a 40 w red bulb today the temp in cold end is about 82 degrees and hot end is 95 degrees..as im new tot his not to sure on temps it that ok or should i get a 25 watt red bulb thanks for everyones help victoria
 
we keep a baby gecko in the viv and have a themometer on the hot and cold sides about 5 inch from the sand thanks victoria
 
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