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    Re: Electronics question

    Quote Originally Posted by Agent73 View Post
    Something to keep in mind, unless you are cooling for breeding there is no reason to drop the temperature at night by turning off the heatlamp. BP's do best with a consistent, stable temperature 24 hours a day. There is no need to provide them with a day/night cycle with their heatlamp, as long as there is a window in the room they will get their day/night cycle from the sunlight.
    I know, I just don't usually feel comfortable leaving the heat lamp on, when I leave the house, out of fear it starting a fire (unlikely i know). But I don't feel comfortable leaving it off either. It's not his only heat source, he's got a UTH, so its not like the lamps live or die for him. but the lamp is to add about 3 degree's to both sides. So I'd maybe keep it on for 2 hours, off another 2 hours. I hear that this kills the life on the light though if its constantly heated up and cooled down.
    Last edited by Keyboard Warrior; 05-01-2011 at 02:55 AM.

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