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    I live in Fairbanks, Alaska and I do not have a room for my two snakes. My room stays at about 70F, so I keep my ambient temps up in my ball pythons tub by having one heat pad(I use flexwatt) on the bottom of his tub for a hot spot, and one smallish heat pad attached to the side of his tub on the cool side. Everything of coursed being hooked up to a temperature controller. If your room temps stay pretty constant, you can use a simple lamp dimmer and they work very well.

    This is what I have found works and is easy to maintain
    Last edited by AkHerps; 04-09-2011 at 03:07 PM.
    1.0.0 Blood Python, Chomper.
    0.1.0 Normal Ball Python, Petrie.
    1.0.0 Bearded Dragon, Yoshi.
    1.0.0 Barred Tiger Salamander, Watson.
    3 female ferrets, Lola, Cha-Cha and Crazy girl.
    1 male ferret, Rico.
    1 Female Mastiff/Boxer, Bella.

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