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    heating a plastic tub

    I want to make snake cage out of a storage bin but not sure how keep it heated properly. Anyone have any suggestions?
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    Re: heating a plastic tub

    Quote Originally Posted by hunterr24 View Post
    I want to make snake cage out of a storage bin but not sure how keep it heated properly. Anyone have any suggestions?
    Heat tape or heat pad controlled by a thermostat.
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    Re: heating a plastic tub

    Thx, I bought some flex watt and a controller.
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