So we made it through the night, which I was clearly very paranoid about since I'm wide awake at 5:30 in the morning for no other reason than to get up and check on my babies, lol. I'm concerned about the heat inside the tanks, though. I have ten gallon tanks, on which I stuck a 10-20 gallon Zoo Med Reptitherm heater on the side (following the provided instructions for best placement location). The humidity levels inside the tanks stayed where they needed to be all night, but the heat never seemed to rise above 72 degrees F. Granted the temp in my room probably dropped to about 55-57, so hoorah that we held in the 70's, but doesn't it need to be in the high 70's to low 80's range for these guys to be happy? Should I try sticking another pad on the tank, or maybe get a heat lamp? Granted right now I'm not worried about them freezing to death because the external temps haven't dropped too drastically yet, but even in Los Angeles the night temps in Dec - Feb can get down to freezing. I don't have central heating in the loft, so while our individual little room heaters keep us from becoming human icicles, I want to make absolutely that my frogs stay warm, too!