So i am trying to keep the warmer side of my hatchlings enclosure humid, but I don't want Shorty to get sick
here is my question:
If the substrate on the damp side of the tub is cool to the touch should i be worried?
the air temp on the damp end of the tub is 95-99 degrees right under the solar lamp (exo terra solar glo 125w) and is 85-89 degrees in the farthest damp spot from the lamp. The area directly under the solar lamp is warm to the touch but i am worried about the surrounding areas. the substrate for the damp side is sphagnum moss... i chose this because it doesn't get stuck to Shorty's legs and i can change it easily.
thanks for your help!
here is my question:
If the substrate on the damp side of the tub is cool to the touch should i be worried?
the air temp on the damp end of the tub is 95-99 degrees right under the solar lamp (exo terra solar glo 125w) and is 85-89 degrees in the farthest damp spot from the lamp. The area directly under the solar lamp is warm to the touch but i am worried about the surrounding areas. the substrate for the damp side is sphagnum moss... i chose this because it doesn't get stuck to Shorty's legs and i can change it easily.
thanks for your help!