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Can a Texas indigo be kept at a constant temp

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Can a Texas indigo be kept at a constant temp.? If so what would that be. I understand they like cooler temps than kingsnakes. I keep my snake room at 81-82 degrees. I am getting an indigo and am trying to figure out how to set up my room to accommodate my king snakes and the indigo. Is 81 degrees to hot?any info is appreciated
 
All snakes and other reptiles require a temperature gradient so they can thermoregulate. Set the temperature of your room to the lowest temp your animals require, and then provide hot spots so they can always choose their temperature. No reptile is "all good" at a constant temp with no gradation.
 
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