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  1. 06-25-2020, 07:44 PM #10
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    Re: pink spots

    Quote Originally Posted by AllThatInThemGenes View Post
    ...has been a little difficult to get things exact because her UTH is controlled by a thermostat that also run for one other UTH and the two enclosures always show slightly different temps so if i lower hers one of the other animals then goes slightly below optimal temp (hers will be 90 and the other will be 87) but i guess that is OK?...
    It might be best to use 2 separate thermostats, sorry to say. Are the 2 UTHs identical size & brands? They should be, if using one t-stat for both, but even if they're the "same", it might be that one has a little more resistance (due to manufacturing imperfections) than the other, resulting in the temperature variance.
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