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    Re: Opinions on PVC

    Quote Originally Posted by NH93 View Post
    No worries there, the ambient air is steady at 78.5F on the "cool" side, and 82F on the "warm side", and he sleeps in his favourite spot on the cool side. He just cruises at night, but always ends up draped over a log under the heat lamp rather than in a hide above the UTH where the hot spot is 90F.

    Thank you for the great suggestions everyone!
    Your warm side is a tad cooler than most use. Perhaps, this explains why I see my BP's hang out on the cool side almost exclusively except for a couple days after feeding. I maintain 88-90 degrees F on the warm hide side and 80-82 on the cool side.

    Pretty sure I have heard of some people keeping an ambient overall of somewhere around 85-ish with no cool or hot spot successfully. That may or may not work well, I am just uncomfortable using it myself particularly with my snakes seeming to prefer the cooler side by and large.

    EDIT: Also, you really should check out Cornel's World for the RHP's(not positive but, I think he sells Reptile Basics RHP's) they run from 28 watt to 160 watt there and when combined with proportional thermostats such as some Vivarium Electronics or Herpstats the burn risk should be significantly reduced as the RHP doesn't run at full power to attain a higher heat.

    His FAQ's may be helpful in making your choice.
    http://www.cornelsworld.com/accessor...eat-panels-faq
    Good luck and you will love having an X-PVC set-up I'm sure.
    Last edited by Raven01; 01-06-2014 at 08:00 PM.

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