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    Best reasonable priced thermostat currently availble?

    Hello,

    I'm looking to buy a thermostat; however, I'm honestly only looking to spend $100.
    Are there any viable options around this range that can provide me with peace of mind knowing that it most likely won't kill my snake while I'm at work?
    Or would you personally recommend that I bite the bullet and spend 200 on a herpstat?

    Thank You.
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    Re: Best reasonable priced thermostat currently availble?

    Herpstat. Peace of mind and safety of your snake is priceless. But honestly, I can't vouge for any of the other brands.
    1.0 Motley IMG BCI - (Venom)

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    Re: Best reasonable priced thermostat currently availble?

    Quote Originally Posted by ckuhn003 View Post
    Herpstat. Peace of mind and safety of your snake is priceless. But honestly, I can't vouge for any of the other brands.
    Thanks for the input. Nice snake btw, is it a lavender or candino?

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    I recomend the herpstat 1 at $139. It's a proven reliable brand I have so e that have been running for now 14 years straight.

    I have also owed cheap thermostats prior to those, and $30/$50 T-stats that fail after 1 or 2 years end up being more expensive not to mention the lack of peace of mind.
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    Re: Best reasonable priced thermostat currently availble?

    Quote Originally Posted by PartySnake13 View Post
    Thanks for the input. Nice snake btw, is it a lavender or candino?
    You're welcome. And yes, that's a Candino that gives me fits about eating ;(
    1.0 Motley IMG BCI - (Venom)

    1.0 Super Ghost BCI - (Phantom)

    1.0 Boxer - (Knox)

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    Re: Best reasonable priced thermostat currently availble?

    Quote Originally Posted by Stewart_Reptiles View Post
    I recomend the herpstat 1 at $139. It's a proven reliable brand I have so e that have been running for now 14 years straight.

    I have also owed cheap thermostats prior to those, and $30/$50 T-stats that fail after 1 or 2 years end up being more expensive not to mention the lack of peace of mind.

    Thanks for the input!

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    Re: Best reasonable priced thermostat currently availble?

    Through the years I've used both Helix and Herpstat thermostats for my racks, and though many keepers have had good experiences with Helix, I personally prefer Herpstat. I've been using Herpstats since 2009, and my basic units are reliable and simple to use. Anytime I've had heating or thermostat questions the Herpstat team has delivered great personalized service.

    They're are lots of places to save money in herpkeeping, however, regardless of brand, IMO you'll never regret buying a reliable, quality thermostat.

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    Re: Best reasonable priced thermostat currently availble?

    Another herpstat user here. I use four of them and as others have said, this is one area you want to get the best you can get. Herpstats are awesome. Especially their built in safety features. I also recommend them.
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    0.1 Green Tree Python (Aru)
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    Re: Best reasonable priced thermostat currently availble?

    Another bump for herpstat. I’ve got three Redline 2s. They’re the cat’s meow for sure.


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    Herpstat 2 it is!

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