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    Side mounted heat pad

    Could I have a tub set up like this....

    11" flex watt set at correct temps, 90-95. On the bottom for tummy heat.

    Regular small heat pad mounted on the side of the tub to keep the air temps warmer, since it can get a little chilly here in my room sometimes.

    I didn't know if it would work or not, and I was thinking it wouldn't matter how hot it got since he wouldn't be touching it. Should I still have it on a dimmer? And get it to what temp?

    Thanks a lot!

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    No idea but it might bring the temps up. Worth a try, you never know!

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    This idea of mine worked out really great, and I am planning on doing it with snakes in the future.

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