Housing Ball Python -

If you use a human heat pad(and if I were you, I would...the reptile ones are crap if you ask me :( ) there is no glue involved. Just place it under the tank, raise the tank up a quarter of an inch or so(just enough for air to pass between the tank and the heat pad), and put it on a temp setting. Usually starting with low, then measuring temps and seeing what works. Tweak a bit, and you're good to go. :) I wouldn't use a reptile one that sticks to the bottom of a tank, because they usually get reaaaally hot and with them being right on the plastic bottom of a sterilite, it might melt the plastic.

To create the space between the pad and the rubbermaid, you can use little rubber spacers/pads from the hardware store. I think they're usually for the bottom of electrical equipment.

What does your heat pad lay on?
A table ... carpet?

Whatever you keep your tank on I guess. Although if you have your tank on something that might cause damage if it was exposed to a lot of heat, you might wanna put something underneath the heat pad like ceramic tiles or something that is decently heat resistant. :)

OOh good idea, tiles sounds good.

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