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How necessary is a Heat Emitter
I have a uvb and a basking bulb/fixture
I have a uvb and a basking bulb/fixture
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Infrared Heat Emitter
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Dexter_Dragon
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I only use my CHE at night after all his lights are out and only if I think it's going to get too cool. Lately it's been very warm and humid here so I haven't needed it, but last night was supposed to be cool so I turned it on. (Glad I did as temps got into the 50s last night.) I don't run mine during the day when his lights are all on and don't run it if temps aren't going to fall too much during the night.
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They are only necessary if it is getting too cold at night, since I live in Ohio I have to use them in the winter.
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Hey, what’s the ideal temp and humidity for an enclosure.
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The warm side should be 90 degrees Fahrenheit the cool side should be 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit and the Basking spot should be a 100 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit. At night time it should not go below 65 degrees Fahrenheit and for humidity it should not go above 40 percent humidity.
