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martin82531
I would have an ambient temp of 80 and a hotspot of 90.
This is true regardless of the cage size.
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So would a infrared bulb be the best bet in getting the temp up? because on the cold side it always stays around like 73 and i feel like that's too cold for him
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Paul_Woods93
So would a infrared bulb be the best bet in getting the temp up? because on the cold side it always stays around like 73 and i feel like that's too cold for him
infrared bulb are garbage. Use ceramic.
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Rickys_Reptiles
infrared bulb are garbage. Use ceramic.
I'm going to get him situated, or try. Since he's from the same city I am that way he gets everything ideal.
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any suggestions on a good reliable thermometer? Right now I'm using two zoomed digital thermometers but i have the feeling they aren't too accurate
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Paul_Woods93
any suggestions on a good reliable thermometer? Right now I'm using two zoomed digital thermometers but i have the feeling they aren't too accurate
They're not. Acurite is a good one, but they have different models. Infrared temp gun gives you the most accurate readings. It's what I use to accurately measure the temps though I do use the acurite thermometer as a guide basically.
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Once I get off of work I'm gonna head and find digital thermometers and hydrometers that are a lot more accurate than what I'm using now. My last question is what would be a good way to heat up both sides of the tank, mainly the cool side.
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Would you happen to have any advice with heating up the cool side of the tank?
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Paul_Woods93
Would you happen to have any advice with heating up the cool side of the tank?
is your screen top covered already?
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half of the tank is covered with a damp towel