I've got 2 hatchie macs coming soon and I've set up a groovy divided click clack for them. I have a heatmat sitting in the middle with a cardboard divider in the middle of it to separate the two, but the plastic of the container is too thick and raised off the ground to get good heat through it to the snakes. I've been testing with the heatmat inside the clicky with various amounts of breeders choice over it (I hate that stuff and it's all temporary until my big enclosures arrive). Anyways I've been sitting a thermometer on top of the substrate where the mat is to see how hot it gets there. Highest has been 35, I piled some more substrate on top since then and am taking readings now.
Questions are, would there be a chance the macs would wiggle their way into the substrate and get burnt?
Any tips to avoid burning for the near future until I get their new enclosures appreciated. I don't have a thermostat, and can't get one until the 5th Jan when my herp shop reopens so until then atleast, if anyone thinks they'll be in burn danger, let me know what I can do to not let it happen.
Questions are, would there be a chance the macs would wiggle their way into the substrate and get burnt?
Any tips to avoid burning for the near future until I get their new enclosures appreciated. I don't have a thermostat, and can't get one until the 5th Jan when my herp shop reopens so until then atleast, if anyone thinks they'll be in burn danger, let me know what I can do to not let it happen.