Hey guys,
I was wondering how you guys set up your smaller tarantulas' enclosures with heating during the winter.
I got the largest heat pad... like a 18" by 8" or so.
So I got it on my desk and I placed a large tupperware box (rubbermaid) on top of the heat pad. then I placed the smaller acrylic cube containers with coco fiber and tarantulas in there.
My question is, how do I keep the temperature lower? I think it's not good to keep the heat pad right below the T containers. However, that's the most effective way of heating all of the containers evenly. If I place the heat on the side, the other side's T containers will not be sufficiently heated. Does that make any sense whatsoever?
Anyhow, if any of you have any tricks of the trade, I'd deeply appreciate it! Thanks ahead of time! (I checked search function and it didn't pull up my desired info)
I was wondering how you guys set up your smaller tarantulas' enclosures with heating during the winter.
I got the largest heat pad... like a 18" by 8" or so.
So I got it on my desk and I placed a large tupperware box (rubbermaid) on top of the heat pad. then I placed the smaller acrylic cube containers with coco fiber and tarantulas in there.
My question is, how do I keep the temperature lower? I think it's not good to keep the heat pad right below the T containers. However, that's the most effective way of heating all of the containers evenly. If I place the heat on the side, the other side's T containers will not be sufficiently heated. Does that make any sense whatsoever?
Anyhow, if any of you have any tricks of the trade, I'd deeply appreciate it! Thanks ahead of time! (I checked search function and it didn't pull up my desired info)