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  • 10-05-2011, 06:52 PM
    porcelainwings
    Re: Not comprehending how to heat the tank...
    I ended up buying a heat lamp with a dimmer already on it. It brought that side of the cage up to 78-79 with a few layers of foil on the top of the screen. I left a small uncovered part for ventilation and cut a hole out of the foil for the lamp, just set it on top of the screen. I think I'm ready now!! Thanks everyone!
  • 10-05-2011, 07:14 PM
    Jessica Loesch
    i wouldnt use a light, but if that is all you have access to, I guess it will work.

    good luck.

    on a side note, glad I don't live with you, 71 is BRRRRR to keep a house at.
  • 10-05-2011, 07:23 PM
    bivman
    Re: Not comprehending how to heat the tank...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by porcelainwings View Post
    This has all been very helpful. Do you leave your heat lamp on 24/7? Does it matter if theres light on the ball python all night and all day long?? Trying to get a ceramic heater, but I wanted to cover all the options just in case.

    Get a black bulb or a ceramic heat emitter (better) I fought heat and humidity for 2 years in tanks. Broke down and got a Reptile Basics 4 drawer rack, best money I've spent yet..
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