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  • 09-05-2013, 11:49 AM
    Usmc
    Also there's a identical hide behind that tree that you can see if you look closely, he used both already. And seems to like the top tree of the cool side rather then the hide
  • 09-05-2013, 02:59 PM
    Usmc
    So I just changed my white coated inside hood to the reflective hood for my 75 watt red bulb to keep the temps up, I have the bulb turned down about half way with the dimmer, and there is not a climbing spot high enough for him to get to hot, would that be good
  • 09-05-2013, 07:01 PM
    MsMissy
    If you live at the coast in Cali, you will need that lamp... a UTH alone will not give you the temps required. That tree looking hide, be very careful... they can get stuck in part of it. I cut the top long narrow piece off of mine.

    Beyond that, It looks great!!!!!
  • 09-06-2013, 12:48 AM
    Usmc
    I live in Cali Bay Area in a hot humid area so it's not so bad, I got my hotspot at 91 and the middle of tank floor is 85 air is 81 and cool side is 80 . :) humidity is maintained 60-70 perfect. She is going into she'd and hiding in her warm hide, which I put some barly damp spung moss inside and she seems to curl up in it, adding the extra humidity she needs to shed plus she had a big meal earlier this week she seems very content.
  • 09-06-2013, 01:35 AM
    Neal
    It's a good setup, just I'd take the advice that other members have given so that way you can give the best possible care that you can.
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