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  • 05-29-2012, 03:35 PM
    The Serpent Merchant
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    hen use a lower wattage heat bulb (or a heat bulb on a lamp dimmer) to keep the air temperature in the cage 80 degrees.
    I forgot to say that the heat bulb would be placed in the center of tank instead of being on one side or the other in this set up.
  • 05-29-2012, 04:29 PM
    Gio
    Re: Can I attatch my ZooMed Heat pad directly to tub?
    Wow beautiful setup. I'll check your article a bit later. Holding at 86 mid tank, 92 hot side and about 80 on cool side right now. Just filled the water bowl with really good filtered water from our tap. I have 2 sheets of foil over 3/4's of the top covered by a thick towel. Heading out in an hour for the pickup. I may have to screw around in the tank again later when I get the UTH and some backdrop paper.

    Your gear looks expensive. Its very nice looking equipment.

    Got ya on the heat bulb move. Was thinking the same thing Sir. Thanks.
  • 05-29-2012, 04:32 PM
    The Serpent Merchant
    It isn't too bad, the cages that I use a 4'x2'x1' and they cost $150 + shipping + any extras that I get. Overall to buy a glass tank the same size it would cost just as much if not more.

    I use a divider, so each cage can hold 2 smaller snakes... but later the divider can be removed so that 1 larger snake can have the whole thing.
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