ZooMed UTH Not Sticking

[TheSnakeGuy]

I avoid sticking them on the cage altogether. Eventually they gotta all come off so I simply put a piece of cardboard underneath the UTH to make it press against the bottom of the cage. Problem solved.

[DestinyLynette]

Alternatively, you could use double-sided tape. That's what I use to fix my heat tape in place; stuff is gold. I got mine from Reptile Basics; has no problem with heat and doesn't lose its stick

[kameo37]

I thought the foil tape could interefer with the temp probe readings? I thought I read that somewhere. I do the same as Snakeguy, but I use tile.

[The Serpent Merchant]

I thought the foil tape could interefer with the temp probe readings? I thought I read that somewhere. I do the same as Snakeguy, but I use tile.

Foil tape shouldn't be used to attach probes to UTH's, but it's fine to use to attach UTH's to the bottom of the cage.

[bandicoot4]

The temperature in the cage is too low and it's because the UTH is not sticking. I'm using some blue paper tape one the edges but it's still not sticking. Especially on the center where I need it to stick the most. I have duct tape, electrical tape, hot glue gun, blue paper tape, and regular clear tape. I might have some aluminum tape but possibly not. I think the hot glue gun will work the best but I'm not sure if the heat will melt it or it won't conduct heat as much. I do have a thermostat on it and I have it set to around 98 degrees (because of the low temps since the UTH won't stick).

Im having the same exact problem. I was freaking out at first but realized that my temps are fine with it just being under the tub. I have both probes there, it doesn't go higher than 91.5 or lower than 87.9. What surface do you have the enclosure on ?

[4theSNAKElady]

I avoid sticking them on the cage altogether. Eventually they gotta all come off so I simply put a piece of cardboard underneath the UTH to make it press against the bottom of the cage. Problem solved.

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