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right now i want to heat 4 cages, 2 ball python and 2 borneo stp. i need different temps for both, so i have 2 options:
2 johnsons/rancos
or 1 herpstat II
which one has best feedback?
thanks
 
The JC A419 vs Herpstat is like pitting apples vs oranges...they are two different animals. If you want a proportional Tstat with some bells & whistles, go with the Herpstat 2; if you're content with an on/off, go JC. You can easily buy 2 JC A419s for what the Herpstat 2 will cost you...and have about $50 to spare (if pricing is a factor for you). I don't have a Herpstat 2, but I have a few Herpstats in use...I run as many of those as I do A419s, lol - Both are great units that will serve you well.
 
Don't base your decision strictly on price - there are a number of differences between the two...figure out which one best suits your needs & desires, and go with that.
 
I've been using the Johnson Controls throughout my snake building for racks, AC units, radiator heaters, and cooling fans. I love their versatility and have had no problems. I get mine from Reptile Basics.
 
I'm using all Herpstats, and I love them--the alarms let me know if a probe gets displaced, and they keep all of my rack at nice, steady temps with just a few degrees varying when there's a lot of air flow in the room. I have a Herpstat II and a herpstat pro, as well as the original herpstat which doesn't have an alarm, but still works great. I prefer them for the fact that a proportional thermostat will probably help my heat cables last longer.
 
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