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  • 01-30-2018, 03:47 AM
    Virago
    Re: Hello's and Questions from a Beginner
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    Originally Posted by BoopableSnoot View Post
    Back with another question!

    This weekend I picked up my UTH and now it seems like I'm being flooded by posts of CHE's, something I haven't read a thing about in three months :(

    I know the ambient temp should be around 80... I think? I ignorantly thought that the UTH would generate a heat within the tub that could achieve that.

    I've been seeing things about CHEs, lights, keeping the room 80. I don't have a room that I can keep in the 80's. I thought BPs could be easily stressed by too much light?
    How does a CHE work with a sterilite tub that isn't in a rack?

    lol a CHE or Ceramic Heat Emitter is just a flat ceramic bulb that creates heat but no light. perfect for nocturnal animals like Ball Pythons. I use UTH and CHE, both plugged into thermostats, in my tub enclosure. My room is super cold (60°f) and I can maintain proper temps with just those two things.
    Dont worry youll be fine.
    I suggest setting up your enclosure and giving it a test run for a full day or two to see if you can maintain temperature and humidity before you introduce an animal to it. Good luck.
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