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Caging???
I wondering if you used a rubbermaid tub as the cage, wouldn't the heat lamp melt it?
Last edited by Rberry1911; 01-11-2007 at 01:26 AM.
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Re: Caging???
 Originally Posted by Rberry1911
I wondering if you used a rubbermaid tub as the cage, wouldn't the heat lamp melt it?
No, as long as a thermostat is hooked up to prevent the temps from getting too high.
EDIT: I'm a dope, I didn't really pay attention to the fact you were asking about a heat lamp, and I suppose that would probably melt the heck out of the plastic unless you stuck the thermostat probe on the lamp or real close to it.
Last edited by BD1; 01-11-2007 at 01:50 AM.
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Re: Caging???
Most use a UTH (under tank heater)
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Re: Caging???
uth- would that be enough heat?
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Re: Caging???
Depending on the ambient temps of the room, yes. I had a tub in a room with average temps of about 60 and using 2 thermostats and 2 strips of flexwatt, I kept my 81/91. So unless you are hitting subzero temps in your room, at least one side will be right
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Re: Caging???
yeah my room stays warm so just one heatpad on one side will do?
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