Flexwatt heat tape (properly mounted under the bin) with a thermostat.
Very happy with it. I've used this method to heat feeder insect, cockroach, and snake racks for the last 8 years and have always been pleased.
Flexwatt heat tape (properly mounted under the bin) with a thermostat.
Very happy with it. I've used this method to heat feeder insect, cockroach, and snake racks for the last 8 years and have always been pleased.
-Jeff Howell
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"If you give, you begin to live." -DMB
I use 2 150 watt ceramic bulbs in a closet. It allows me to heat 5 different large roach bins. This also alows me to keep adding more bins and species without any additional heating required. Saves me a lot of money. The bulbs even bring the temp of the whole bedroom up which my toads and snakes love.
Same as Jeff (heat tape) but with manual rheostat set to maintain 90F.
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
I have always wanted to use flex watt heat tape, as I have heard nothing but glowing reviews. I'm having trouble finding how to set it up though, and the little info I have found tends to contradict each other. Any advice on YouTube vids that show how to set it up and places I can buy this stuff?
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-Jeff Howell
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"If you give, you begin to live." -DMB
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