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Temps for baby monitors
HI,Today i was reading up on monitors and for some reason i cant find the temps for a baby monitor?Are heating bulbs too much i was thinking of a utth for belly warmth and aid digestion. Maybe its me being in a hurry at the mall and i missed something in the monitor book i was reading?Neverless please help me....Thankyou very much.....George
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Re: Temps for baby monitors
i pretty sure temps are the same for babies and adults...just like 99% of lizards, heat from a bulb is the best choice....they do much better on that then belly heat..as for temps, basking spot of 120-130, cool side around 80
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Re: Temps for baby monitors
Babies are usually kept a touch warmer by about 10F.
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Re: Temps for baby monitors
You'd think that they'd be kept a bit cooler since they're so small.
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Re: Temps for baby monitors
Thats what i thought also lower temp for a baby.But im glad i asked and got my answer thanks everyone.....gotta get back to ghost hunters lol.....George
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