Humidity Problems

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

Yes, that is correct

it looks like this:

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...0.jpg~original



http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...4.gif~original

The Green is where the UTH plugs in.

The Red is where the herpstats included power cord plugs in.

The Purple is where the herpstats probe plugs in.

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Wait I lied, one more question, what is your set-up for the UTH on the tank. I know that the UTH adheres to the bottom of the tank, but there is obviously a risk of burning the surface it sits on, do you have your tank elevated somehow to give a little space between the surface the tank sits on, and the UTH?

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Originally Posted by EntertheWutang

Wait I lied, one more question, what is your set-up for the UTH on the tank. I know that the UTH adheres to the bottom of the tank, but there is obviously a risk of burning the surface it sits on, do you have your tank elevated somehow to give a little space between the surface the tank sits on, and the UTH?

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The thermostat should keep it from getting hot enough to matter. At most the UTH will hit 105 F, but in most cases the Thermostat should be set in the mid to upper 90's nowhere near hot enough to cause any problems (we humans are 98.6 F after all) Even at 130F most surfaces will be fine. I wouldn't set it on carpet, but most other surfaces should be fine.

Here is how I have mine set up:

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...9.jpg~original

don't mind that it's centered on the cage, The cages I use actually have a divider running down the middle so I put the UTH in the middle so it can heat both sides at the same time. You can see the outline of where the UTH would go if it wasn't using the divider. You can also see a slot cut into the bottom of the cage for the thermostat probe.

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

The thermostat should keep it from getting hot enough to matter. At most the UTH will hit 105 F, but in most cases the Thermostat should be set in the mid to upper 90's nowhere near hot enough to cause any problems (we humans are 98.6 F after all) Even at 130F most surfaces will be fine. I wouldn't set it on carpet, but most other surfaces should be fine.

Here is how I have mine set up:

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...9.jpg~original

don't mind that it's centered on the cage, The cages I use actually have a divider running down the middle so I put the UTH in the middle so it can heat both sides at the same time. You can see the outline of where the UTH would go if it wasn't using the divider. You can also see a slot cut into the bottom of the cage for the thermostat probe.

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Oh okay! Makes sense haha, thank you so much. This has helped tremendously!