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    Re: show me your set up!

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    The reason I say rack is better is because its much easier to keep the temps and humidity consistent, and it will allow for you to check on them less times in a day, especially because they are at school and because they are in a room in which you cannot control the temps.
    While racks are great for humidity, they're only easy to maintain rack temps if the classroom temp is consistent. I find that classrooms fluctuate a lot. Especially at night and throughout different times of the year. You would have to change the thermostat settings constantly to regulate the correct temps. And that's only for the hot spot too. It doesn't really affect air temp unless the tubs are small. So a pvc cage or something similar would work much better for maintaining the temperature of a classroom.

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