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Old 06-29-03, 12:20 AM   #1
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Hey!

I just made two
4 by 2 by 2 melamine enclosures..with glass front...(well almost done waiting for the glass


It will house a common boa in each...it will also have a 3 feet floresent fixture in each.......But i do not want to use heat bulbs......What is the best way to heat it up other than heat bulbs....

can u guyz give me a list on what i need n how to set it up........
and where to get it..im in southern ontario

I dont think a normal heat pad could get the temp up that high....
What will?----
n i want something i can find anywhere.........


Ps.....if i do end up using the heat bulbs..how can i block the bulb-----(so the boa doesnt get to it)...chicken wire?.....but how.....This is my first time Building anything out of wood or wires.....so u'll need to keep it simple,...

Thanks
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Old 06-29-03, 01:39 AM   #2
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Hi!
You can use heat rope, just hook it up to a rheostat and line part of the corners with the rope. PCPC sells it.

If you are using bulbs, you can make a box of metal mesh to bolt around the bulb (http://www.ssnakess.com/forums/showt...&threadid=9794 theres a pic there). Or you can cut hole in the wood, cover it with mesh and put a bulb on the outside of the cage pointing.

You can also use heat tape, but I don't know if thats good for a cage like that.

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