Hi all, I've joined up because my daughter has gotten 5 baby millies, and her mom is unhappy with the heating pad stuck to the bottom of the tank, plugged in continuously.
She's got a point, we're trying to keep our costs down and this is not going to help. Also a simple resistor plugged into a wall outlet (the heating pad) does have potential to be a fire hazard.
Also... is it good for the millipedes? I have seen mention of a thermometer in a discussion, and wonder about temperature, and if there's a better way to provide warmth?
We live in Rhode Island and it's winter here now. Our house is kept around 62 or so, a little cooler than most like it.
We have a hundred year old radiator system in the house, and the radiators do work well. Maybe the tank should just be set by/ along the front of the radiators?...
Thanks for your time.
She's got a point, we're trying to keep our costs down and this is not going to help. Also a simple resistor plugged into a wall outlet (the heating pad) does have potential to be a fire hazard.
Also... is it good for the millipedes? I have seen mention of a thermometer in a discussion, and wonder about temperature, and if there's a better way to provide warmth?
We live in Rhode Island and it's winter here now. Our house is kept around 62 or so, a little cooler than most like it.
We have a hundred year old radiator system in the house, and the radiators do work well. Maybe the tank should just be set by/ along the front of the radiators?...
Thanks for your time.