Heating of tile substrate

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Dkrugg9

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Quick question, I’ve put floor tiling down for a substrate in my beardies new tank, and I plan to put him in it in a couple of days and it dawned on me that during the night the tile probably gets pretty cold. Should I put an undertank heating pad on a night timer to keep the substrate warm through the night or will it be ok?
 

KarrieRee

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Hiccup he is 6 and Blaze is 4
No heat is needed for that ---- I have tile in my tanks and it does not get cold like you think --- in the winter months I have CHE's I use to keep the tanks around 70 at nite ---- in the summer they are off and my tanks are around 70 at nite --- the dragons like the cool temps to sleep along w/ the darkness -- their metabolism slows giving them a better nites sleep
Karrie
 

Claudiusx

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Yup the tile should hold it's temperature quite well. And it really shouldn't get cooler than the rest of the tank anyways :)

-Brandon
 
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