Re: how much big should the UTHs be?!
i checked the coolside of my viv with a TEMPGUN the bottom of the aquarium and it always marked around 69-72F or sometimes a bit more. So as the Faq says and someone told me in an earlier thread i was worried that it wasn't enough and is suspectable to ilness. So should i just leave it as is or should i add a heatmat on the cool side to? if i should add a UTH is like the picture i posted earlier enough/good? thanks.
Re: how much big should the UTHs be?!
In your situation, using two uths would be better. They don't need to cover the whole bottom of the viv, as long as they cover about 1/4 of the floor area each.
Re: how much big should the UTHs be?!
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Kaorte
In your situation, using two uths would be better. They don't need to cover the whole bottom of the viv, as long as they cover about 1/4 of the floor area each.
Thanks alot! so in other words like the picture i post is good ey?
Re: how much big should the UTHs be?!
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DarkSmoke
Thanks alot! so in other words like the picture i post is good ey?
The pic posted looks good imo. Your snake shouldn't have any problems with those temps. 69-72 is a bit cold, so adding a UTH on the cool side (and hooking up to a t-stat of course to keep the temp decent for a cool side) would be a good idea.
Re: how much big should the UTHs be?!
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Seak
The pic posted looks good imo. Your snake shouldn't have any problems with those temps. 69-72 is a bit cold, so adding a UTH on the cool side (and hooking up to a t-stat of course to keep the temp decent for a cool side) would be a good idea.
Absolutely. If you can control the outputs independently and have one cooler than the other then all is good. :gj:
My house is freezing so I use a infra-red bulb (on a dimming stat) at the cool end to keep the temperature above minimum. I think using a mat is probably even better though, as it won't kill your humidity like my bulb does! :mad: