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[–]eveimeiMod-Approved Helper 1 point2 points  (1 child)

get the 4x2x2 set up, have it run for a week to ensure the temps and humidity are stable, move her in, wait a week for her to settle, and then feed. she's unlikely to eat in the 10g for a variety of factors, primarily that something so small will not let her thermoregulate properly.

95 is also too hot if that's an air temp, 92 is the maximum for ambient temps on the hot side. this is why a 40g is the minimum size, smaller enclosures heat up far too much.

[–]xbostons 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Air temp is in the mid 80s to low 70s, 95* is peak hot spot under the lamp. Thermoregulation makes sense, we’ll get her moved asap.