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    Re: Questions about heating a PVC enclosure

    Quote Originally Posted by Ruby View Post
    I'm going to get a 4x2x2 PVC enclosure for my BP when she grows out of her current 47 gallon tank.
    What should I do for heating? I've heard good things about using a RHP (Radiant Heat Panel), but It being inside the enclosure worries me.


    Can my BP get burned?
    How do I mount it to the enclosure?
    What other recommendations for heating a PVC enclosure would you guys recommend?
    I'm sort of in the same questioning place you are, although I dont have a BP yet. From what I've been researching an RHP in a PVC tank is an excellent and safe way to keep the hot half, hot. Use a thermometer to control the heat with the probe on the cool side. RHP's won't burn the snake. I belive a 40watt RHP would be best. Delending on the PVC tank you buy, you may have to install it yourself. This will require drilling some holes. But again, Im really before a beginner at this! I'm sure someone more qualified will give a definite answer. Im interested in this question as well.

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