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Tub size an probe placement.

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Just got my C serpents V70 3 tub rack unit in..
I have a few questions.
My three female ball pythons are 900-plus grams 1300 plus grams and 1500 grams there in a 28 quart tub now I'm wondering if it's too soon to put them in the 41 quart..

Next question is since I have multiple rack units do I need to place the probe in a different spot I currently have it on the middle Shelf of the 28 quarts 3 tub unit... I'm not sure if I'm going to stack the units or put them side-by-side since they're different sizes..

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Unless your thermostat is a model that can take two inputs from two different probes to handle two different heat sources, you will need a second thermostat for the CSerpents V70 rack.

The three females will be fine in the V70 tubs though I would give them each a hide. Put the water bowl up front and the hide in the back, so the snake can "turtle" the hide onto and off of the heat as needed.
 
bcr229 said:
Unless your thermostat is a model that can take two inputs from two different probes to handle two different heat sources, you will need a second thermostat for the CSerpents V70 rack.

The three females will be fine in the V70 tubs though I would give them each a hide. Put the water bowl up front and the hide in the back, so the snake can "turtle" the hide onto and off of the heat as needed.
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No my thermostat has only one probe but I'm going to run both rack units off of one probe I just want to know where to place the probe whether I put them side-by-side or stack them

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The only way to safely run two heat sources off of one thermostat is if they are identical. If the racks have different lengths of heat tape or a differing number of levels, one will be too hot or too cold.
 
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