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  • 01-20-2012, 01:18 PM
    MarkyMcFly
    How do you keep your blood cages heated?
    This is for the people, who don't have a specific reptile room. I have one, kind of, but in these cold winter months it's hard to keep the ambient temps anything but 70-75 degrees. I have a small heating fan pointed at the cage that keeps it a decent temp, but it's obviously horrible on my humidity. I keep the humidity where it needs to be with misting and what not, but I want something simpler.

    So, do you guys use a UTH? Maybe Heat Panel? I've heard heat panels are good, but I wouldn't know what wattage to get. So, how do you guys do it?
  • 01-20-2012, 02:52 PM
    perfectpythons
    I use flex watt heat tape and it seems to work pretty well with a thermostat. Defentely keep it heated so your blood can shed and eat. Good luck
  • 01-20-2012, 10:46 PM
    Otolith
    UTH but going to switch to flexwatt or heatpanel when I upgrade their cages.
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