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    Re: Uth with bin cage?

    If it is on a thermostat, as long as there is no failure, it shouldn't be on enough to build heat to the point of melting. Also, if it can melt a tub, it is dangerous to the snake and that is your bigger problem.

    From some quick searching, tubs made of polypropylene and polyethylene are most common from what I can tell (i.e. sterilite) and the melting points for those materials all appear to be well above 200 degrees F or even over 300F.

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