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    Re: Just bought a Zoo Med Reptifogger

    Quote Originally Posted by suepatt22 View Post
    Where do you place yours?
    I use a tub and rack system, so I place mine in the front of the tub. I use a temp gun to monitor the warm spot in the back. I use the Acu-rite to give me a basic air temp and humidity level. Basically, if I can do a quick look and see that my humidity and air temp in the front (cool end) of the tub are good, then I can be pretty certain that things in the back of the tub are ok.

    It looks like this:



    EDIT: This photo was taken when I was stationed in Virginia. Now that I'm back in Florida where the humidity is higher, I use a much smaller water bowl.
    Last edited by Slim; 03-01-2014 at 01:37 PM.
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