Lee,
This may seem simplistic, but I included it in case it was overlooked:
If you want to maintain many vivaria at the same temperatures, why put
them in a room or build a room for them or even a larger enclosure to
house all the vivaria (one pet store has a mini greenhouse within the
store where they keep geckos and other herps heated to a higher temp
than the rest of the store). This way you need only one heat source.
Yuri Huta
Lee Ardern wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I was wondering if anyone out there could help me. I keep a few
> Australian species of Geckos. What I am trying to do is find a way to heat
> them all off the same heat source ( A heat tape maybe) as I am using
> individual heat mats for each vivaria. What I would like to know if anyone
> knows of an average daytime temperature and average nighttime temperature I
> could use for all Australian geckos so I can heat all my geckos using the
> same heat source. Can this be done? I am intending to heat animals like
> Diplodactylus, underwoodisaurus and a few other Australian species.
> Cheers
> Lee Ardern (UK)
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