Re: Never Stays on Hot Side
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Originally Posted by
bcr229
Where and how are you measuring the temperature of the hot side? Also what heat sources are you using?
That's a good point! Op I can't recall if you are using a temp gun?
Re: Never Stays on Hot Side
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Originally Posted by
ckuhn003
First off, thanks for all the replies. You guys (and girls) rock!
I'm using a temp gun for my readings and my heat source(s) are two ultratherm UTHs placed on opposite ends controlled by a HerpStat2. After combing 100s of threads when I started thinking about getting my 1st BP, I came up with these ranges but it seems from your replies that I may want to dial them back a little bit. Easy enough to do.....
He's been very lazy lately; meaning I have to open his hide to catch a glimpse of him. Maybe w/ the suggested temp change I'll see more movement.
So your thermostat will run two diferent heat mats at different temps !?
That's real clever .. you learn something every day !
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Re: Never Stays on Hot Side
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Originally Posted by
Zincubus
So your thermostat will run two diferent heat mats at different temps !?
That's real clever .. you learn something every day !
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yep...I was having trouble w/ the cool side staying above 75 so I thought it might be wise to invest in another UTH. If I could do it all over again, I think it would just have gotten an RHP for my pvc enclosure. Hoping that my BP outgrows his current pvc enclosure so I have an 'excuse' to upgrade :)
Re: Never Stays on Hot Side
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Originally Posted by
ckuhn003
First off, thanks for all the replies. You guys (and girls) rock!
I'm using a temp gun for my readings and my heat source(s) are two ultratherm UTHs placed on opposite ends controlled by a HerpStat2. After combing 100s of threads when I started thinking about getting my 1st BP, I came up with these ranges but it seems from your replies that I may want to dial them back a little bit. Easy enough to do.....
He's been very lazy lately; meaning I have to open his hide to catch a glimpse of him. Maybe w/ the suggested temp change I'll see more movement.
Mine will become reclusive one - two weeks before his shed. I haven't had him long, but noticed he did this prior to his first shed just after I got him. Now, a couple months later, I noticed he hasn't been as active lately, is in his hide most of the time and even missed his last meal, which has NEVER happened before. Two days ago I noticed his eye caps are getting a bit dull. I've learned that for him, reduced activity levels and more hiding may very well indicate an impending shed.:)