Spencesnakes
New Member
Hi all,
I have 3 year old spotted python who has been having a 100w basking light on and off with a timer. The globe blows within the 3 month range.
I was wondering if people have had success with a globe from bunnings on timer and if so, what bulb?
He’s in a 60x90cm enclosure and has his hammock directly under the lamp (which is on top of the mesh in a dome) around 8-10 inches away.
Would I need a thermostat for a bunnings Phillips 75-100w flood light for example? Or is a timer and themometer sufficient? As I don’t want him to have the light on 24/7 and flicking on/off with temp changes.
Quite a noob with thermostats and temps.
I have our albino carpet on a dimming ceramic globe w thermostat currently and was going to add a heat rock on timer, should the heat rock have a separate thermostat on it also?
Separately has anyone got a recommendation for a good thermostat that can control two heating sources from the one? (Not one heat and one timer)
I have 3 year old spotted python who has been having a 100w basking light on and off with a timer. The globe blows within the 3 month range.
I was wondering if people have had success with a globe from bunnings on timer and if so, what bulb?
He’s in a 60x90cm enclosure and has his hammock directly under the lamp (which is on top of the mesh in a dome) around 8-10 inches away.
Would I need a thermostat for a bunnings Phillips 75-100w flood light for example? Or is a timer and themometer sufficient? As I don’t want him to have the light on 24/7 and flicking on/off with temp changes.
Quite a noob with thermostats and temps.
I have our albino carpet on a dimming ceramic globe w thermostat currently and was going to add a heat rock on timer, should the heat rock have a separate thermostat on it also?
Separately has anyone got a recommendation for a good thermostat that can control two heating sources from the one? (Not one heat and one timer)
