Che bulb

I woke up thankful when I did and say the temp low about 70 degrees under the che side the che has died i am wondering what watt is best for ziggy I have looked on line it say no preference what watt to you use?


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I've taken the liberty of reposting a pic of your enclosure from October. If your set up has changed substantially, please post a current photo. I've never used CHEs myself, but these pics will help those that do advise you. Thanks.https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...97df2b985f.jpg

The zilla hide out is bigger that’s the only thing has changed what do you use? A heating pad?


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If it did the job you could replace it with another CHE or with a deep heat projector (DHP) of similar wattage.

I ordered mor from Amazon thank you for responding


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Originally Posted by Ziggy31984

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I use a RHP (clearly visible in this photo) and heat tape (under the tub). There is a whole in the pvc shelf that allows my snake to go from one to the other.
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if you suspect it’s a wattage issue you could use a thermostat controller that way it won’t go over board on its own? i use em and they’re p handy

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I have these so it won’t get to hot
RHP? I know it no excuse for not looking it up even though I had him about 3 years because of a crazy work schedule every day is a new day to learn and I have learned some to a lot with him and other people will look at it soon
And your the first person I have seen using some sort of a pet friendly carpet in terrariumhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...9a2caf8c10.jpg



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FYI, I like using backless indoor-outdoor carpet for some of my snakes, & I've been doing so for many years; it's a very "green" option, as it lasts virtually "forever", it's hand-washable, can be disinfected, dries fast (or can be used damp) & offers excellent traction for snakes. It also allows UTH heat to rise thru it easily. ;)

How the humidity?


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