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You can also reverse the lighting schedule, having them on at night, when it's cooler and off during the day, when it is warmer. Sucks for viewing them, but it's not like it's a permanent solution.
My tank is too hot
You can also reverse the lighting schedule, having them on at night, when it's cooler and off during the day, when it is warmer. Sucks for viewing them, but it's not like it's a permanent solution.
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Re: My tank is too hot
Well, the light's there first and foremost for viewing, but also because I'm getting a pothos and it needs the light to grow.
Also, this website (Pet Supplies Plus : Fire Bellied Toad) told me that they needed UVB, and even though I'd rather trust Frog Forum, it seemed like it couldn't hurt.
Of course it's a pet supply shop, so y'know.
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