New member, New to all of this, Another T10 question.

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Originally Posted by dee151

What do You mean? AP cages already set up, with a cut big enough to pull the cords threw?

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Yes

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Originally Posted by Hugsplox

Yes

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That's good to know, so the VE heat panel will fit snug then...
Thanks for all your help, you guys really answered all my questions

Pro heat got back to me today for a T10 this is what they offer.
For the cage you describe with the specifications given, I would recommend our Pro Heat model PH-3, 255 BTU/h, 75 watt, 12" x 18" x 1" radiant panel. Our panels can be controlled with any brand of thermostat. Pro Heat radiant panels are the only panels sold that can be mounted directly to the inside top of the cage against any surface without any risk of damaging the material or ever causing a fire. The cost of the model PH-3 is $114.95 + $16.95 S&H to the lower 48.


I think i will go with the VE 80 watt panel instead, more bang for your buck, plus i see better reviews on VE.

But i like The Inkbird ITC-308 digital temp control thermostat its WIfi with an app to my phone. Could this Inkbird be hook up to VE panel? or do i need a VE thermostat to run the panel?

https://inkbird.com/collections/temperature-controller/products/itc-308-wifi

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Originally Posted by dee151

Could this Inkbird be hook up to VE panel? or do i need a VE thermostat to run the panel?

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According to Reptile Basics, pulse proportional is recommended for the most stable temperatures, but it's not absolutely required. Inkbird doesn't make a pulse proportional model as far as I know. It's a lot less of an issue with RHP than it is with CHE, but still aim for the lowest wattage that can heat the enclosure to the desired temps, and do plenty of tests runs till you get things dialed in just right. If you decide to go with pulse proportional, I've had good luck with spyder/herpstat.

I have 4 of the Pro Products PH3s in my 4 T-10s and I couldn’t be happier with them. AP installs them perfectly too.

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Originally Posted by EL-Ziggy

I have 4 of the Pro Products PH3s in my 4 T-10s and I couldn’t be happier with them. AP installs them perfectly too.

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That's good to know, I talk to a lady yesterday on the phone from AP, she answered all my questions great. But still a long massive wait time.

How do you guys upload pictures on here? I do not see my options

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Originally Posted by dee151

That's good to know, I talk to a lady yesterday on the phone from AP, she answered all my questions great. But still a long massive wait time.

How do you guys upload pictures on here? I do not see my options

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tapatalk if you want to upload directly. otherwise you need to put them on some sort of photo hosting and use the little picture button to put the link and it will show the photo in the post.

you can upload them to your profile gallery and use that link as well

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Originally Posted by nikkubus

tapatalk if you want to upload directly. otherwise you need to put them on some sort of photo hosting and use the little picture button to put the link and it will show the photo in the post.

you can upload them to your profile gallery and use that link as well

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whats this tapatalk? to upload directly?

tapatalk is an app on phones that interfaces with many different forums to add some easier to use features. using that, you can post a photo to a thread without having to upload it somewhere else first.

otherwise, you have to look in this toolbar (pictured) and click the image icon under the emoticon one and paste a link to a photo
https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...om/lkcTn7a.jpg

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Originally Posted by dee151

whats this tapatalk? to upload directly?

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As stated above, Tapatalk is an app that interfaces forums. Makes the forum site much easier to read and use on a mobile phone. It's free to use. I use both the website and Tapatalk. But, if you want to post a pic, Tapatalk makes it easy because it'll host the photo for you. Just click to upload the photo to the post, and Tapatalk does the rest. Otherwise, using the web interface, you have to upload the photo somewhere yourself, and then link to it.

Tapatalk for Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...lkpro.activity

Tapatalk for Apple:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tapata...ms/id307880732