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    I'm not in a part of the country that evacuations are really a concern, but we have some emergency gear for power outages. The theraputic heat packs you can get at most drug stores are great if you have a lot of snakes since they last so long and don't take up much space. Won't keep a tropical reptile at high enough temps long-term but warm enough to avoid any problems for a few days. We get the ones that you can activate by breaking something inside them in case there's no electricity or microwave to heat things.
    Last edited by DVirginiana; 07-21-2013 at 12:08 PM.

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