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    repti therm UTH or Flexwatt

    im hopefully getting a 30"x18"x12" boamasters cage soon and i have 8x12 repti therm UTH can i just use that? i really dont wanna fork out the money for the flexwatt

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    Flexwatt costs $3.40 per foot... And no a 8X12 it most likely too small anyway.

    This is exactly what you want

    http://www.reptilebasics.com/flexwat...att-heat-tape/
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    Re: repti therm UTH or Flexwatt

    what about the wiring and clips and stuff like that...i have no idea how to do that stuff and im not very good with it

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    Buy the clips along with the Flexwatt from Reptile basics, and they will wire it for you.

    From the Reptile Basics website:

    "Free cord installation is available, please include specifications in Customer Comment area at checkout."
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    oh well i guess that wraps it up than lol im gonna go check that out

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    Flexwatt all the way. Yes call rich at reptile basics. The will take care of ya on wiring. Real good dudes to deal with
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    Re: repti therm UTH or Flexwatt

    X3 I love Rich great guy and awsome customer support
    I would also go with Flexwatt much easier to work with just maje sure you use foil tape to secure it
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