Using a thermostat
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You can always use a digital probe thermometer to keep an eye on ambient temps--- I have both in my tank a probe and a dial --- the dial is on my basking side and only gives me a hint of what that side of tank is running- I use a infrared heat gun for actual basking temps- the probe is on cool side of tank --
Karrie
Karrie
Thermostats are nice to have but a luxury item. If you are able to maintain a good temperature gradient with a manual dimmer, that's fine. Herpstat and Microclimate thermostats are good options, but they aren't cheap and things like high quality UVB lights and vet emergency funds should come first.
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