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    i used human heat pads for about 6 months and really they worked fine as long as i used a thermostat. the thermostat i had at the time was a cheap esu one and i had more issues with that then with the heating pad itself. now i use flexwatt and herpstats for my bps and that is just a dream.
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    Quote Originally Posted by patthesnakeman
    shelby didnt you just post that exact phrase somwhere else lol
    Yeah I probably did. People ask the same question, I give them the same answer.

    I also believe HHPs aren't the mortal enemy. lol I use one currently. I also don't plan on continuing that indefinitely, but it does it's job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dystopia
    Oh and the HHP cost me a whopping 10 bucks and was 1.5x's bigger than the zoo med. If you do get one, make sure it doesnt have auto-shutoff and they come with a cover that i found unneccessary.
    The reason for the auto shut off is because 24/7 use will usually make the pad overheat. But hey I use flexwatt to cook dinner..lol
    Just a reptile lover!!!!!

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    Thanx everyone.....I'll probably go with the Sunbeam pad from Wal-Mart Its about 15-20 bucks (being I'm low on cash right now) and has a low to high switch so I can control the temp variations. But eventually I'll end up getting the UTH and a Thermostat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mlededee
    now i use flexwatt and herpstats for my bps and that is just a dream.
    Ok.. what's flexwatt and herpstats?

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    Flexwatt is heat tape that you can cut (by the foot) and wire to a cord and thermostat to make heating pads. http://www.mgreptiles.com/flexwatt.html

    Herpstat is a brand of thermostat used to control the flexwatt (or whatever other source of heat)

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