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    Probe is moved, the light on the thermostat stays off for a little longer and the light stays on for a little less time, still no change in temperature, I am really getting p'd off because I cannot seem to get this right... it literally doesn't want to co-operate with me at all...

    EDIT :: I don't know how but I managed to get it bang on 88.0F and 60% humidity but the thing is when I, for example, would need to spray the enclosure to up the humidity if, for example...

    It is: Too low in humidity, or my snake is shedding...

    It gets significantly colder in that RUB, dropping as low as 83F in the basking spot - I need to have a workaround that. It's a problem. Also, when I spot clean the RUB once a month, and put it back, the blasted RUB will most certainly be really cold for my snake... As shown in the picture, the pad is split up into two parts, the left at the edge is almost stone cold, but the part of the pad that my RUB is sitting on, it's really hot as it should be. Worried I might have a defective heat pad, I don't know...
    Last edited by Seviper; 05-25-2016 at 12:58 PM.

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