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Re: Re. What about a U.T.H.? np


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Posted by mikecoscia on January 04, 2003 at 07:39:28:

In Reply to: Re. What about a U.T.H.? np posted by GECKOFREAK on January 03, 2003 at 12:18:36:

UTH’s are more designed for terrestrial animals not arboreal. I know some have stuck them to the side of the cages, but I feel there is little benefit from that. Most UTH get way to hot anyway for that close of contact, they are supposed to be under a few inches of substrate. The best way to heat arboreal is with overhead heat, such as ceramic heat emitters, lamps, or heating the entire room.
-Mike





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