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    Re: Another tank vs tub

    Quote Originally Posted by reptilesbeforemammal View Post
    Its I BELIEVE A 100, I just left home. And it was a recent purchase so it slipped my mind.
    I'm going to get an under tank heather, and a protective under substrate material.
    I cut in in half based on everyone saying a baby would be stressed with too much space. So I thought that better.


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    Don't bother with a "protective under substrate material". You need a thermostat if you're going to use a UTH. Your temperature difference is good, but you need to increase both temps a few degrees. Since you said you are using a light, how are you keeping the tank warm at night? I would suggest switching the light out with two ceramic bulbs (CHEs) on dimmers. That way, you can set one slightly hotter than the other to achieve a ~78-88deg temp gradient, and not stress your baby with a constant light overhead.

    Add: A UTH will NOT increase your ambient temps. It creates a hot spot.
    Last edited by Annarose15; 10-17-2013 at 11:13 AM.
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