will this be goiod enough to have for a little while?
04-02-2009, 07:09 PM
dr del
Re: Lights blubs
Hi,
That is one of the ones I have seen recommended yes.
The question is how stable are your room temps? Because if that changes then you will need to adjust the dimmer switch - and that really gets to be annoying.
dr del
04-02-2009, 07:29 PM
ItsMichael805
Re: Lights blubs
my house is usally 68-70 or somwtimes 71-72 in cold days
04-02-2009, 10:20 PM
Neal
Re: Lights blubs
That's the exact Dimmer switch I have, and it works good. I have 4 of them, Moonlight is on 2, and the Heating lamp is on 2. One a piece though. I have the moonlight to view my snakes at night.
04-02-2009, 10:26 PM
ItsMichael805
Re: Lights blubs
what should i put it at. iu have aspen bedding
04-03-2009, 07:21 AM
Kysenia
Re: Lights blubs
With a ten gallon tank an overhead light heat source is gonna suck out the humidity way to fast. A belly heat pad should not burn the animal if used correctly. The best way to prevent this would be to purchase a temperature control device such as a helix etc....without it the pad will go full bore and vary depending on room temp etc etc.
Also investing in a infrared temp gun is a wise idea. This is an easy way to accurately measure what the temp on the substrate actually is for the bp.
