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I have made a new cage for my ball python, it is four feet long two feet deep and two feet tall, made out of half inch plywood, with quarter inch plexi glass for the front and wire screen on the top, my question is what is the best way to heat it?:)
 
I like heat from the top and bottom. With it being 24" tall you will probably have to have asuplemental heating in the for of a red bulb or a heat emmitter.It will be hard to heat it with flexwatt unless your sealit with lexan and make some air gaps for it to breath. All and all id go with a rhp...A few dry runs will tell you what you need.
 
As Ive heard it, Radiant Heat Panels are worth their weight in gold. They heat very naturalistically, providing a safe overhead heat source.
 
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