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Animal Plastics Cage Heating

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How does it work out to sandwich flexwatt between the stacked Animal Plastics cages?

I'm not sure if the plastic is too thick for it to be an efficient heating method or not...

Thanks in advance.
 
airtight_python said:
How does it work out to sandwich flexwatt between the stacked Animal Plastics cages?

I'm not sure if the plastic is too thick for it to be an efficient heating method or not...

Thanks in advance.
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The Animal Plastic Cages I used had a routed out area for the UTH so the plastic was not as thick as the rest of the cage. They worked great.
 
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