CHE on all the time?

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wulfie

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So, I still haven't gotten a beardie yet, but am getting all the necessary supplies. Already got his viv, an exo-terra 36x18x18, am probably going to use non-adhesive shelf liner as a 'substrate', a reptisun 10.0 for uvb and a 75w Repti Basking Spot Lamp for the hot side. My question is, can I just get a CHE for the 'cool' side and just be sure that it stays around 85F all the time? Or do beardies need it cooler at night? I know they CAN go down to 65F at night, but that doesn't mean that they SHOULD, does it? Any and all info would be greatly appreciated
 

Goodtruant

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Beardies do need a normal temp drop at night, it mimics nature. We keep our CHE on a thermostat set at 68 degrees, if it drops below the CHE will kick on.
 

Claudiusx

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85 is kinda warm for a cool side. I like letting my cool sides be basically room temperature.

-Brandon
 
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