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For those that own AP cages a few questions

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I'm looking into getting 4 and 6 foot AP cages for my blood pythons. I've been using vision cages with heat bulbs and haven't been satisfied. How easy are the AP cages to clean? Any problem areas? I was planning on using flexwatt for heating, but heard it doesn't bring up the ambient temp. The temp in my snake room is 73. Would I use 3" or 11" tape and do you apply to the full length of the cage or only a section? When stacking the cages can the heat tape just be sandwiched in between the cages? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
 
I think you need to up the overall temp of your snake room. start at 80 and go from there.
this may seem a little warm but I have better results with flexwatt and undertank heaters with this ambient temp. As far as the flexwatt width and placement,you need a hot side of the enclosure. Try running it up the back side of your cages( using flexwatt vertically) to 1/3 of the enclosure. As far as "sandwiching heat" people might disagree with me but I say dont do it! This creates a convection effect possibly leading to overheat(burning your animals or even melting your cages. I hope this helps
 
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