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    Herpstats have an internal resolution of 0.1125 °F and are accurate to ± 0.9 °F

    So yes putting the herpstat probe directly into the tub would be the most accurate regulation of the heat source, and would for the most part eliminate the need for a thermometer, but there are risks to putting the probe inside the tub. If the probe gets moved by the snake your $100 + thermostat is 100% useless

    Personally I would keep the probe on the outside of the cage and use thermometers to monitor the in cage temperatures.
    Last edited by The Serpent Merchant; 02-25-2013 at 07:49 PM.
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