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Temps on your neonates?

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I have read quite a few various opinions on what temps to keep your 3+ month old boa's at and was curious as to everyone's opinions here. As most know, I just got back into this hobby about 5 months ago and have purchased only adults animals. Well, I went to the NARBC show in Chicago and came home with an argentine het for T and a snow boa from Bill Gaines that are both around 3-4 months in age. I have a small neo rack that I am using. It is in an 82 degree room. I can run some flexwatt along the back but again, I have heard a lot of people don't use flexwatt on their babies only ambient temps. Thughts?

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I have always kept the babies at the same ambient as the older animals. The only exception is during the winter months. Although I don't "cool" my adults, I do allow a small drop in temps. I make sure to add supplemental heat to the young ones during those periods.
 
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