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    You can make a hill if you want but there aren't any benefits of a thicker substrate layer.

    Yes you can put the UTH on the same side as a heat lamp (though this isn't how I would do it)

    I would put the UTH on one side and the heat lamp in the center. The UTH which must be regulated by a thermostat will provide the basking temperature of 88-92 degrees. The heat lamp in the center of the cage will maintain the air temperature in the cage between 78-82 degrees. This way you can use a lower wattage bulb. A lamp dimmer for the heat bulb is a good idea so you can adjust the heat output.
    Last edited by The Serpent Merchant; 04-02-2012 at 02:57 AM.
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