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View Poll Results: What would your preferred setup?

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  • UTH Only

    12 36.36%
  • RHP Only

    8 24.24%
  • UTH + RHP

    13 39.39%
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    My snake room is warmer than the rest of the house so I can get away with either belly heat or an RHP. The temperature in the rest of the house can swing, and while it's usually just a few degrees cooler than the snake room, in the dead of winter it can drop into the mid-60's if the outside temp goes below 20*F (stupid heat pumps...). So, enclosures not in the snake room have an RHP for ambient temps + under-tank heat for the hot basking spot.

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