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Heating in tropical country??

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Drey

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About the heating pads, is there a need to put 1 in my viv , cause im located in a tropical country..temperature between 24-32 degrees cel? worried that tropical temperature plus heating pad he( blood corn of ~1yr) might just boil

Drey
 
With those ambient temperatures, a heating pad may not be necessary. If you do use one, then be sure and put it on a thermostat so that it shuts off if the temperature goes above 30 C.
Mark
 
If it gets coldish at night at some parts of the year, you could get a small heatmat which you only turn on at night.

Alex
 
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