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    Re: Brand New Ball Owner

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    LittleTreeGuy

    1. Your heat mat (UTH) NEEDS to be regulated. You can use a dimmer switch (available at lowes or home depot)
    im getting a very nice thermometer today after work for his warm side! with a 8watt heat pad I don't think it is getting to hot as he stays under there with no problem and moves the aspen so he lays directly on the bottom of the tank. Would a CHE above his warm side be effective? his cool side runs between 75-81 (night to day) so I know that needs to be a little higher, warm side at around 90ish.
    To make sure there is no misunderstanding, Little Tree Guy advised you correctly. Your heat mat (UTH) MUST be regulated. A thermometer will regulate nothing. Look up burns on here and you will see why. If your animal gets burned you will have a very hefty vet bill that is way over the cost of a thermostat.

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