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My Craigslist scores of the weekend! (snake and t-stat!)

spyderk said:
Also - I assume you use Flexwatt to heat the bottom portion of the cages? I am going to do that, but I may need a RHP to keep the ambient temp up. Darn Wisconsin winters ...
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Yes. Reptile Basics cuts the flexwatt to size and makes all your connections to a power cord for a buck (plus the connection kit, which is around $4, I think). You can email RB and ask about the RHP; they replied to all of my questions within a day. Fortunately, I don't need them. If you keep your room temps a around 70, you should be ok without them, I would think.
 
Joba said:
Constantly :)
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That was my first thought! I am always putting Casey's back upright, and then I hear a thump or two and it's upside down. My husband thought she was striking at the plastic of the tub and I was like, oh no ... just making a mess of her space!
 
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