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Ben Posted - 16/05/2010 : 09:13:33
Ok jsut wondering how warm your snake should feel to the touch, hot,warm,cool,cold?
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anton Posted - 17/05/2010 : 23:37:53
i'll second what hodgie said at times morris feels freezing but when he's just come off the mat he's nice and warm to the touch
spor Posted - 16/05/2010 : 20:54:36
i have found often that snakes that are being kept warm by heat mats feel warmer to touch than those being kept warm by lamps
Blackecho Posted - 16/05/2010 : 10:07:04
Our body temperature is around 37C, so you would expect them to feel cool as they are cold blooded and are in temperatures ~32C.
hodgie Posted - 16/05/2010 : 10:01:40
Generally they will be cooler than us, unless they have been lying in the warm end.

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