Jason, I don't think you treated enough burned by heat mats animalsit is not fun for anyone involved, these burns are difficult to treat, usually there is big area affected and because of that the survival rates are not that high, especially in amphibians. that is not the place or time to argue about it and why would you put the probe directly on UTH? the idea is to use any source of heat the way it creates the gradient similar to such in a wild. You want to place your probe in a dead centre where animal lives, that is where we measure temps. It will be hotter closer to the heat source and colder further away. Not talking about snakes/beardies, etc here.
Anyhow lets focus on helping OP to have happy frogs that would live long by providing advise on safe and effective ways of doing things.
Oh there was also the question of UTH malfunctioning. They rarely malfunction if used properly and they are single use ( the ones that stick on). You can't reposition UTH once it is attached, otherwise you risk damaging it, malfunctioning and possibly fire.





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it is not fun for anyone involved, these burns are difficult to treat, usually there is big area affected and because of that the survival rates are not that high, especially in amphibians. that is not the place or time to argue about it and why would you put the probe directly on UTH? the idea is to use any source of heat the way it creates the gradient similar to such in a wild. You want to place your probe in a dead centre where animal lives, that is where we measure temps. It will be hotter closer to the heat source and colder further away. Not talking about snakes/beardies, etc here.
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