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    Re: Tub setup

    Basically, yes. I've heard of people who just keep their tubs at around 85 and don't use a basking spot or heat pad, but others keep the heat gradient by either using a conveniently sized heat pad or some heat tape on the bottom of the tub (make sure that the tub is raised a bit so the heaters don't overheat), and drill holes in the sides and lid to allow air exchange and humidity. Two hides if you use a heater (one hide for each side) and a water bowl, thermometers, hygrometer, t-stat.
    Last edited by Alexandra V; 09-14-2010 at 09:45 PM.
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