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    And if you run heat tape under a tank or cage, DO NOT allow the tank/cage to sit on the cord. It might not be the heat tape itself that fails, but the cord.

    To avoid this situation, I use rubber weather-stripping on the bottom edges of my tanks, with gaps left both for air & for the cord. The weather-stripping is
    readily available in all hardware stores, is sold on rolls (also not expensive), and it's peel & stick -very easy to snip with scissors & install. It also prevents cages
    from sliding easily...making things safer, whether or not you live with earthquakes.

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