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    Exo terra heat pads

    Did anyone use these on plastic tubs? Did everything turn out well? I have one at my house. No melting problems? I have a thermostat as well. If you have any experience at all with these please let me know.

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    no heat pad, regardless of brand, should get hot enough to melt a tub if properly regulated by a thermostat. i used similar Zoo Med heat pads from a pet store for my first 2 BP's including one on a plastic Sterilite tub.
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    Re: Exo terra heat pads

    Awesome! Thanks for the Info.

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