What Type/Brand of heat pad do you have?

[ocean girl]

Just wondering what type of heat pad everyone is using. I have seen around 5 or more different types on the internet and I'm not real happy with ours.
Ours is the kind that is paper thin and sticky on the one side. It doesn't seem to have consistant heat throughout. It warm in the middle and cold around the edges. I saw some other ones that are thicker and you don't stick them to anything, they can just lay in or under the tank.

[llovelace]

I use flexwatt

[ballpythonluvr]

I use the Ultratherm heat pad from Reptile Basics. I really like it.

[OhhWatALoser]

It warm in the middle and cold around the edges.

I also use flexwatt but just so you know, all heat pads do that to an extent. The heat around the edges can disperse easier while the heat in the middle doesn't have anywhere to go. Some may vary more than others, but its never going to be consistent all the way across.

[RetiredJedi]

I use the Ultratherm heat pad from Reptile Basics. I really like it.

I have the same one and it works great.

[ocean girl]

I also use flexwatt but just so you know, all heat pads do that to an extent. The heat around the edges can disperse easier while the heat in the middle doesn't have anywhere to go. Some may vary more than others, but its never going to be consistent all the way across.

Holy crap, is that your green snake in the pic!!!

[Anna.Sitarski]

I use flex watt from RBI with a thermostat no problem

[OhhWatALoser]

Holy crap, is that your green snake in the pic!!!

she passed away but yea she was mine

[Jared2608]

I was wondering if any of you guys use the foil heat pads you can get at pet stores? They're quite popular over here and I was wondering what you guys think of them?

Sorry if I'm hi jacking, I thought it was relevant.

[Aes_Sidhe]

I have rack from RBI so it obvious I'm using Flexwatt but.... I'm going to buy couple of they Ultratherm Heat pads for my Quarantine tubs... i heard a lot of good things about them... main is they go max to 95 degrees so they are really safe...