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Vinegaroon - to heat or not to heat
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<blockquote data-quote="testdasi" data-source="post: 175163" data-attributes="member: 32655"><p>Room temperature surely.</p><p>The 80 F is a pet shop favourite because it sells more heating equipment without being outright lies.</p><p>Yes, 80 F is a decent assumption of temperature of the giant vinegaroon native habitat. They just conveniently ignore (a) it burrows so rarely ever exposes itself to high temperature and (b) their native habitat can have relatively large temperature variation so it has evolved to be hardy and adaptable to a large temperature range.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="testdasi, post: 175163, member: 32655"] Room temperature surely. The 80 F is a pet shop favourite because it sells more heating equipment without being outright lies. Yes, 80 F is a decent assumption of temperature of the giant vinegaroon native habitat. They just conveniently ignore (a) it burrows so rarely ever exposes itself to high temperature and (b) their native habitat can have relatively large temperature variation so it has evolved to be hardy and adaptable to a large temperature range. [/QUOTE]
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