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    Re: Radiant Heat Panel suggestions?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Misha View Post
    This was nothing but a sales pitch. Ive tried to do the research into Pro Products UL cert for the panels but never found one. If anyone can find it, be my guest. I tried to look up the company on the UL cert website and couldnt wven find that. I think it's odd that the company claims to be UL certified but does't provide the cert number.

    In regards to the panels, I prefer the Reptile Basicis heat panels. I bought a used Animal Plastics T-10 (4x2x2) enclosure with a Pro Product heat panel. I ended up splitting the enclosure and getting a Reptile Basics heat panel for the other side. Even though everything is completely the same on both sides of the terrarium, my humidity is lower on the Pro Product heat panel side. I also dont like that the Pro Product heat pannels have "popcorn ceiling" kind of face so if the snake does stretch to it, it might scratch itself. The Reptile Basic panels are smooth in that regard.

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    I can't imagine a company that has a good reputation like they (Pro Products) do would run around making false claims. And you'll notice Reptile basics makes no claims that theirs are UL certified. I have emailed Bob asking for proof that I can post. I'll let you know when I hear back from him.

    And as far as the "popcorn", it is not rough at all. Nothing that could/would hurt your snake. They aren't so much popcorn as textured. Again, nothing that could hurt your snake.
    Last edited by DooLittle; 05-03-2014 at 02:10 PM.
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