OK, so over the summer I upgraded Apollo to his forever tank, an animal plastics t8. He's loved it and I've loved it too, temps have been so easy to maintain and it's just been a dream working with this setup. But when I bought it I also got a RHP and, based on the advice on the website I got an 80w as it was reccommended if your house gets into the 60s or colder in the winter. My house has already started getting decently colder, it was down to ~65 in here a few times already... problem is seemingly even on the lowest setting on my thermostat the RHP gets way too hot and brings his warm side temps up above 94.

Did I go overboard? Should I be ordering the 40watt now before this becomes too much more of a problem? As is I cannot reliably keep it on when I'm not around to monitor it for fear of it getting way too warm in there for my little guy, but if I leave it off too long his temps drop too low. I know I also need to upgrade the size of his UTH at some point, that's an easy one once I get there.

This is what's going on in his current setup if needed. http://imgur.com/a/KhWsL

When I woke up this morning, after running the RHP intermittently yesterday, his temps were reading at 76 hot and 67 cool... far far far too cold. But now after having the RHP run for about 10 minutes his warm side is already reading 92, cool side is up to 70.

He's currently out here with me, hugging juuust a bit too tightly.
So... that's where I am. I'm really feeling like I'm gonna need to buy the 40w RHP and either sell or save this 80w for any larger enclosures I may have in the future. Do any of you live in colder homes? Is the 40w enough? Would the 40w with a bigger UTH make a significant difference? Winter is still a bit off but I want to get this handled right now so my poor baby isn't risking respiratory problems.