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I would and then observe the chicks. If the room is already 85-90 you likely don't need the heat lamp at all unless it cools off appreciably at night.

Your brooder needs a warm space and a cooler space. Your chicks are likely too hot. FWIW, I don't buy the 90-95 degree first week "guideline" anyway and go by how the chicks are acting.