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UTH rec?
I know most things are not made with equal quality. So with that said, what is a good UTH pad that is reliable, safe, and gives off good heat? What should I avoid?
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I've heard the one from Big Apple Herp is good. I use flexwatt, and a small ZooMed one. With the adhesive ones, you just have to be extra careful when removing them, if you bend them at all it can cause a short inside it and uneven heat. IMO flexwatt is the best, and it's cheaper than most UTHs. Either way you go...you NEED a thermostat.
Last edited by Skittles1101; 09-10-2011 at 12:18 PM.
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I have a ZooMed 10-20 gallon UTH and instead of sticking it to the bottom of the tank I cut a piece of tinfoil out, stuck that to the UTH and slid it under the cage. seems to work fine for me so far.
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If you want to go with a good UTH go with UltraTherms, reliable and long lasting and of course remember that like with any heat source a equally reliable thermostat is necessary.
http://www.reptilebasics.com/ultratherm-heat-pads
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