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    UTH and ambient temps?

    So I was told that a uth can help raise ambient temps but that didn't make sense to me considering flexwatt doesn't (I use heat lamps so I wouldn't know)....so do they?? Thanks in advance!!

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    No they do not.

    UTH's like the ones sold by zoo-med/exo-terra are the exact same on the inside as flexwatt. The only difference is the casing and heat density. (watts per square inch)
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    In tubs it does, in "fish" tanks not so much

    My room is about 73 degrees and the ambient in my tubs are 76-77 cool end and 86-87 warm end with a 92 degree hot spot.
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