3 high wattage bulbs and still not warm enough.

[Abbipetty]

For cleaning the logs, if it's the artificial logs, just an old cleaning toothbrush and some mild soap and hot water. If they are real logs, like from the outside, I give them a bleach bath (1:10), then bake them at 250 for about 5-10 mins.

As for the heat rock, I, personally, would run away from that thing. It isn't worth the possible injury to your animal.

Okay, they are real. Will try baking them. And thank you.

 

[KarrieRee]

Are you talking about coil uvb? If so, I do have the reptisun t5 high output uvb tube and the matching fixture. In the double dome zoo med fixture I have 2 heat bulbs.

Sorry I thought the one bulb was a coil- are you using a 150 and a 100 watt? That is a lot of heat- are you getting surface basking temps w/ a digital probe thermometer-?

 

[xp29]

Okay, they are real. Will try baking them. And thank you.

Bake them long enough to heat them to 200 degree all the way to the center. So if it's bigger pieces bake them longer

 

[Abbipetty]

Sorry I thought the one bulb was a coil- are you using a 150 and a 100 watt? That is a lot of heat- are you getting surface basking temps w/ a digital probe thermometer-?

Your good! Yep, cool side is reading about 74-77, and warm side is about 91- I’m trying hard to get that up to 97 which seemed to be her favorite temp.

 

[Abbipetty]

Bake them long enough to heat them to 200 degree all the way to the center. So if it's bigger pieces bake them longer

Thank you!