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Russian tortoise temps

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So I've had an adult Russian tortoise for just under a year now. Up until now I've been using the fluorescent tube uvb lights with a CHE but I just switched over to a 100w zoomed powersun. My Russian has a large cage about 5x3 feet. The hot spot under the new powersun bulb is reading about 105 degrees. I know this is a little high for a Russian but is it really a problem when he has so many spots to cool down? The cold side is about 75 degrees. Thanks
 
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