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  • 07-14-2011, 12:38 AM
    Foschi Exotic Serpents
    If you go that route, plug it into a dimmer switch and fiddle with it until the hot side temp stays pretty even. Someday later on you should invest in either an under tank heater for reptiles and a digital thermostat (helix, herpstat, etc) to control it, or some flexwatt which is fairly easy to wire to a cord and then plug into the thermostat.

    Otherwise, run the heat bulb on a dimmer and always have a spare bulb in your cabinet on hand for when one goes out. A lot of members here do use dimmers for lamps because they are inexpensive and easily purchased at a hardware or home store.
  • 07-14-2011, 03:11 PM
    Deepsouth
    I like the idea of a dimmer switch had not thought of that. Will do that. I think I might also put a dimmer of the main lamp to so I can keep it on at night but dim it so it is not as hot.
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