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Re: Is this a suitable enclosure...


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Posted by orthopode on March 04, 2003 at 07:45:09:

In Reply to: Is this a suitable enclosure... posted by equine884 on March 03, 2003 at 20:23:29:

That seems to be a very nice enclosure...I would personally completely obliterate the two holes in the ceiling and use a radiant heat panel (covering about 1/2 of the ceiling surface area) and a small fluorescent light mounted directly inside the cage instead. IMO Incandescent lights and ceramic heaters have a tendency to dessicate the cage really fast. The holes located on top of the cage would also let the humidity and heat go out very quickly. You mentionned the use of a thermometer, I suppose you meant a thermostat. I think for GTP you really need a thermostat that automatically adjust the temperature.
Noel


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