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    Re: Trouble having enough heat

    I would try to get the ambient temp of the room up to the mid-70's. Can you run a small space heater and close off the room from the rest of the house, assuming that your home's HVAC thermostat isn't in this room?

    A glass tank simply doesn't hold heat very well since glass is a poor insulator. Long-term you're better off using a PVC or melamine reptile enclosure.

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