There are so many different answers out there on carehseets that I don't know what to believe and after talking to a more experienced breeder I am even more confused.
I currently house all my baby snakes in tubs in a rack sort of system, heated from behind with a heat mat and heat cable. Previously I was told kings need higher temps than corns. And naturally heat rises so the top of the rack is slightly warmer than the bottom. As such I had the corns at the bottom of the rack (27 C) and the kings towards the top (30 C)
I recently got some new kings and a few milks. I would assume that since kings and milks come mainly from desserts they can tolerate higher temps and from my experience they seem to enjoy the higher temps. But then a guy with a lot more experience then me said that kings require lower temps than corns. According to the mutliple caresheets I have read, 27 is good for a corn and 31 is the highest for a king (if my conversion skills are right)
What is the correct answer? In terms of corns kings and milks what is the order for temp requirements?