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reflectix

Eurorep heat strip

Methods for heating your crabitat

2012-09-25
In: Caresheets, Crabitat
Tagged: beanfarm, heat, heat mat, heat pad, heating, hermit crab, insulation, lamp, light, powerstrip, reflectix, reptile basics, rheostat, thermostat, timer, ultratherm, uth, warmth

Compilation of information by Vanessa Pike-Russell and Stacy Griffith To keep your hermit crabs healthy and happy their environment should be kept in optimum temperature and humidity levels. If you are not able to keep the environment stable then your crabs will weaken and become stressed which will lead to death. Hermit crabs are ectothermic creatures and must have a warmish and cooler side to their substrate. If your temperature falls below 75F on a frequent basis you need a reliable and safe method for heating your crabitat. Whatever type of under tank heater or other heating method you use, it is STRONGLY recommended thatRead More →

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