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    Re: I've had it!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by PythonWallace View Post
    I think that using a $9 dimmer is a better idea than depending on a $20 thermostat. The temps in my snake room stay pretty consistant, so both my racks in there are on dimmers and I never really have to mess with them except for dropping the breeders at night. I would never trust a Reptistat after reading about the crazy fluctuations. I use a Helix for the rack in my living room and a Herpstat for my incubator, and I can't see myself ever buying a thermostat that wasn't a digital proportional. My .02 is to rig up a dimmer and start saving for a Herpstat.
    Is there any reason why you use a Herpstat for the 'bator? I'm planning for my first clutch during the '09 breeding season (cross fingers!) Also, you mention your rack in the living room. My son insists on the rack and cages being his bedroom since it is quieter in there (once he moves his big amp outta there!) I'm wondering if you've had any problems with the rack in your living room? Do you drap a cover over it at night (if you're still up) so the light doesn't bother them? Would sound at night bother them? Thanks so much and sorry for all the questions!

    Edit: Did I just hijack this thread???? :/
    Last edited by starmom; 01-24-2008 at 05:48 PM. Reason: wondering: did i just hijack this thread?


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