Star temperature and humidity

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johnreuk

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Just wandering what temps and humidity other people keep their stars at.
My little Sheldon (see previous post) has a basking spot of around 33-35C, warm end 28-30C and cool end 23-24C, night time temperatures around 25C, lowest is 23.5C in the very corner farthest from my reptile radiator.
Humidity is around 50% cool end and 60% warm end, and he has a humid hide at 26C and 85% humidity..... not that I have EVER seen him go in it.
I think need to change the humid hide so its more appealing to him.

Thanks everyone, hope you're all having a great weekend!
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I keep my indians/burmese around 30% humidity or whatever is ambient, I will spray them down 2-3 times a week. My sri lankens however I spray them daily and keep them a little more humid in the 50% range. temps around 90 degrees sometimes warmer.
 

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at night time they will go down to high 70's sometimes mid 70's in the winter. They seem to have a nice wide range of comfort.
 

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My temperatures and humidity are almost exactly the same as yours. I keep the basking spot a little warmer at around 38C.


tortadise said:
They seem to have a nice wide range of comfort.

This has been my observation too. I've noticed they are most active in the 90F - 100F (32C - 37C) range, but they are still moderately active in temperatures widely above or below that.
 
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