Temperature help?

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Originally Posted by Traceur

Sounds great! I'll look into getting one[emoji4]
Thanks for the help!

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You can get them for less than 10 dollars off eBay or Amazon ..

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Originally Posted by Zincubus

You can get them for less than 10 dollars off eBay or Amazon ..

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Awesome! Thank you:D

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Originally Posted by Traceur

Where I live, it's usually not too bad. Winters haven't really been that cold for the last few years, but since its super easy for me to get hot, I have my room as the coldest room in the house. In winters, it's average has been 68 degrees. But in summer, it varies between 72-75 degrees. My rooms temperature doesn't dramatically change, if not at all, so I'm not too worried about temps. But I'm looking into getting a lower wattage bulb (50 watt), so that way his temps aren't capable of reaching 95 degrees. I did read on my last tread for humidity that tin foil does help trap heat (can't remember if it was you or someone else who mentioned it), but I'm planning on experimenting with a 50 watt bulb and see what it does for him :)

I agree with you though. This is a great source for info. It's nice having people help me with complicated questions even google can't answer for me. Especially with experienced owners, it helps so much!

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Ok, with ambient temps like that in the room you'll need an additional heat source. I would use a UTH (heat mat) as well as your lights, BOTH REGULATED BY A THERMOSTAT (VERY IMPORTANT- are you currently using a thermostat?) You could also try CHEs (ceramic heat emitter). I would be happy to share with you what I do with my enclosures for the winter if you'd like. To briefly summarize, I use 1/2" foam board insulation. I use it to keep heat and humidity in the tank.

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Originally Posted by craigafrechette

Ok, with ambient temps like that in the room you'll need an additional heat source. I would use a UTH (heat mat) as well as your lights, BOTH REGULATED BY A THERMOSTAT (VERY IMPORTANT- are you currently using a thermostat?) You could also try CHEs (ceramic heat emitter). I would be happy to share with you what I do with my enclosures for the winter if you'd like. To briefly summarize, I use 1/2" foam board insulation. I use it to keep heat and humidity in the tank.

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Sure thing! Ever since I set up his terrarium, my room temp has stayed the same (78 degrees). My thermostat should be arriving here soon actually :)

What do you do with your enclosures during all the other seasons as well?