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    Quote Originally Posted by Spyderco1116 View Post
    My question is should I set the thermostat to 96 or 98 to account for that barrier? If this is hard to follow let me know and I will try and explain it better. Thanks for trying to help out...
    Yes. You should set your thermostat higher to achieve the ideal cage temp.
    My termostat on my belly heat rack is set to 96 to reach a 88-91 hot spot.

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