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  • 01-20-2004, 11:26 AM
    beaglegod
    Ive got a heating pad on high, no substraight, just to see how hot the bottom would get righ tover the heating pad.Im using a digital hydrometer/thermometer put the sensor right on the plastic. I took the heating pad out of the cloth sleeve it comes in, in order to get more heat and the highest reading I get is 88.3 degrees. Any ideas what I should do? Repti-therm maybe?
  • 01-20-2004, 11:31 AM
    Marla
    No higher than 88.3 not sure what to do.
    Sounds like you have a backup heat source there. I would definitely look into a Repti-therm or other brand UTH or a different brand of heat pad. Alternatively, you could use a light to boost daytime temps and let that be your night temp, as long as the cool side isn't too cool. Adding a light will drop your humidity, though, so you'll need to plan a way to address that.
  • 01-20-2004, 12:06 PM
    beaglegod
    By taping the heating pad to the bottom Im reading 97.7 degrees right on the bottom, again no substraight. Is that about right? :o
  • 01-20-2004, 12:18 PM
    freakoverdose1
    97.7 sounds a little high, can you turn down the heating pad?
  • 01-20-2004, 12:21 PM
    emroul
    Question on soaking..
    Are you planning on using a substrate? If so, I would just put the substrate in there and then monitor, so you aren't trying to get a reading with no substrate. Adding substrate will decrease that number.

    Jennifer
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