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Hi, I'm setting up an enclosure for a western hognose and plan to use an undertank heating pad, but I noticed there are different wattages available. What is the appropriate wattage for a western hognose
 
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Hi, I'm setting up an enclosure for a western hognose and plan to use an undertank heating pad, but I noticed there are different wattages available. What is the appropriate wattage for a western hognose
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You're in the classified section. The discussion forums are here http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=471

Short answer: a heat pad that covers about 1/3 of the enclosure bottom is a good place to start (less in warm rooms, tubs, or with overhead heat; more without these).
 
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