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    If the heater is under 1000 watts you could run it off a hydrofarm. personally I wouldn't trust a $30 thermostat with anywhere near 1,000 watts. I would use an oil filled heater (1500 watts) paired with a ranco thermostat

    To hook up any heat source to a thermostat all you have to do it plug it in, and place the probe wherever you want to measure temperatures.

    Breeding rodents is a lot of work, the questions that you need to ask yourself are

    • how much is your time worth
    • how much will food/caging/bedding/other necessary materials required going to cost
    • how much will it cost to heat
    • are you willing to deal with the smell of large numbers of rodents


    Then compare that to the $900 per year for frozen rodents.
    ~Aaron

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