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    Re: Heating and Husbandry During A Power Outage

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    so i'm assuming Buddy Heaters are safe for indoor use? i know, dumb question but i just wanna make sure that me or my snakes won't die. it's already snowed a few times and blackouts are imminent this winter.
    Theoretically, yes.

    Practically I would never run a heat source that burns propane in an indoor space. I have used them while camping and they don't put out a ton of heat anyway. IMO a better alternative is a kerosene heater.

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