Re: Just a quick question
she needs a place to hide, check out the husbandry section stickies and u should find all u need there. BP's hide almost all the time
Re: Just a quick question
hey
she has three hides in their allready which i thought was a bit odd one down the hot end one down cool end and one in the middle... any ideas?
thanks
Re: Just a quick question
Hello, and :welcome: to BP.net.
-What type of heating are you using?
-How are you regulating it?
-Where are you taking your temperature readings from?
-What type of thermometer are you using?
-How thick is your layer of substrate?
Re: Just a quick question
hey
i am using a heat bulb which is attached to a dimming habistat and my substrate is about an inch to an inch and a half thick the habistat controlls the temperateure with a probe which is all linked up but just to check i have an exo terra thermometer placed in the hot end and one down the cool end
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Re: Just a quick question
OK. I got the temps converted. The warm side temperature needs to be around 33C-34C, but not more than 35C. The cool side should be around 26C-27C and no cooler than 24C...
Re: Just a quick question
excellent
thanks very much!:D:D:D
Re: Just a quick question
Where do you have the Habistat probe positioned? Is it near the top of the tank, the bottom of the tank, or somewhere in the middle?
Are your thermometers digital or are they the stick-on dial type?
I forgot to ask what type of heat bulb are you using? Is it red, blue, or white? Also is it a UV bulb?
Re: Just a quick question
the probe is down the hot end positioned in the middle,
i am using stick on dial types of thermometers
Re: Just a quick question
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charlie.g
... its to hot its at 30 celcius at hot end during day and will go down to 24 during the night would appriciate a reply...
thanks
charlie
I just read your original post again. Are you saying that the warm side temp drops to 24C at night?
Re: Just a quick question
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Originally Posted by
charlie.g
the probe is down the hot end positioned in the middle,
i am using stick on dial types of thermometers
I would suggest getting digital thermometers and hygrometer. They are more reliable and give a more accurate reading of temperatures and humidity. The dial type have been known to give inaccurate readings...
Re: Just a quick question
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Originally Posted by
charlie.g
Ok. You need to keep the warm side temp at 33-35 all the time. It's ok if the cool side temp drops down to 24-25 at night but they need a way to thermoregulate. If the cool side temp is dropping below 24 at night, then you might need to make some modifications to your tank to keep the temps up...