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    Re: heating snake room with electric and or space heaters

    Dont trust the controls on an oil filled heater. Back it up with a helix or rbi sells a nice johnsons controls stat that works great. I have one that operates my walk in incubator and i have 2 for the snake lab. If you want to be in the breeding and housing game with multiple animals and want to do it right then NEVER cheap out on the important things like thermostats or heating. Proper ambient room temps are key to all things reptiles. The warmer your room, your rack heat doesnt have to cycle and work harder. Also if you keep your room around 80 to 82 when its time to night drop your breeders you dont have to worry.
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