If you uth is not regulated unplug it and just use lamps. That's what I'm doing until I fix my uth, probe problem.
09-25-2017, 12:44 PM
Albinosulfur
Re: Feeding a baby bp
Can I use just the purple heat lamp that has a but in dimmer
09-25-2017, 12:55 PM
tttaylorrr
Re: Feeding a baby bp
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Originally Posted by Albinosulfur
Can I use just the purple heat lamp that has a but in dimmer
yes, but i would get the UTH regulated as soon as you can. here is an affordable thermostat that most of us start out with before shelling out the dough for a better/more reliable model.
And NEVER use tape or anything g sticky inside the enclosure. Use a hot glue gun.
09-25-2017, 02:56 PM
Craiga 01453
Yes, you can heat using only the lamp. If it's on a dimmer you can tweak as needed to achieve proper temps. Your UTH is solely there to provide a hot spot, not for your ambient temps.
09-25-2017, 08:31 PM
Jhill001
If your house isn't ridiculously cold and your heat pad is a decent size you can just use the thermostat on the heating pad and then use a zoomed repti-sun 5.0 compact fluorescent for light.
09-26-2017, 06:38 AM
Albinosulfur
Re: Feeding a baby bp
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Originally Posted by tttaylorrr
yes, but i would get the UTH regulated as soon as you can. here is an affordable thermostat that most of us start out with before shelling out the dough for a better/more reliable model.
just wanted to say thank you for your help... my male albino has ate finally
09-26-2017, 07:32 AM
Albinosulfur
Re: Feeding a baby bp
may i ask why this is......
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And NEVER use tape or anything g sticky inside the enclosure. Use a hot glue gun.
and why cant one use tape?
09-26-2017, 07:40 AM
Zincubus
Re: Feeding a baby bp
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may i ask why this is......
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and why cant one use tape?
Simply because tape of any kind is lethal INSIDE a viv or rub/tub. The snakes rub the edges of the tape loose and the tape can and will do terrible damage to them .
Google has loads of horrific images of injuries caused by tape .
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09-26-2017, 08:24 AM
Craiga 01453
Tape has stuck to snakes ripping off scales, has wrapped around them and broken their necks, etc...etc...
Tape inside an enclosure is a GIANT NO.