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  • 12-21-2014, 11:28 PM
    Penultimate
    Just out of curiosity, how do dimmer switches work on their own? Any good or not worth it? For clarification, the reason I can't just move the main enclosure to a different room is because it's an enclosure with a divider and there's currently a snake occupying half of it.

    I'm liking the idea of using a lamp dimmer between the t-stat and the heat source. It seems like a good idea, in theory.

    I appreciate the feedback! :)
  • 12-21-2014, 11:56 PM
    ajmreptiles
    Helix, Herpstat, and Vivarium Electonics are all well respected thermostats, and often you can get one for $100 sometimes less
  • 12-22-2014, 12:07 AM
    Sauzo
    Dimmers are better than nothing, They work ok but if the room you keep your reptiles in fluctuates a lot, then your temps in the cages will too as it wont auto adjust like a thermostat. Although I guess some people like the slight fluctuations as it mimics nature. For me personally, dimmers work ok as my reptile room stays pretty constant so their cages only fluctuate about 2 degrees from day to night and back.
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