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    Re: uth burnt out

    Quote Originally Posted by FireStorm View Post
    What kind of thermostat are you using?
    we arent using one. i know we are supposed to but with the bedding the temp stays a constant 94.3 in the hot spot, other than last night when it temporarily quit working.
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    Re: uth burnt out

    Quote Originally Posted by sunn_maiden View Post
    we arent using one. i know we are supposed to but with the bedding the temp stays a constant 94.3 in the hot spot, other than last night when it temporarily quit working.
    And you wonder why your UTH burned out.

    Any heat source MUST be regulated, a thermostat is not a useless gadget it is the single most important piece of equipment when it comes to husbandry.

    Snake will burrow so even if you think that your substrate in someway protects your snake, think again.

    Additionally any heat source can and will over heat which means not only it could result in severe burns, death but a fire and loosing your house is also a possibility.

    Do yourself a favor buy a RELIABLE UTH and a RELIABLE thermostat the best place to do so is here. http://www.reptilebasics.com/
    Deborah Stewart


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