http://redwoodreptiles.com/terrarium-heating-pad/ Reptile Cages and Reptile Supplies Sun, 04 Sep 2011 15:07:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 http://redwoodreptiles.com/terrarium-heating-pad/comment-page-1/#comment-3234 Way to research Fri, 17 Sep 2010 15:53:09 +0000 http://redwoodreptiles.com/terrarium-heating-pad/#comment-3234 So i would never recommend putting a heat source next to wood...ever built a fire before? Thats step 1. As was already stated, you should check the sealant for toxicity as well as the type of plywood (please tell me it isn't pressure treated). I'm assuming you used glass for the walls, in which case you should have attached the heating pad to the side of the wall where your warmer side will be. This will still transmit the same amount of heat, it will just eminate from the walls instead of the floor. So i would never recommend putting a heat source next to wood…ever built a fire before? Thats step 1. As was already stated, you should check the sealant for toxicity as well as the type of plywood (please tell me it isn’t pressure treated). I’m assuming you used glass for the walls, in which case you should have attached the Heating Pad to the side of the wall where your warmer side will be. This will still transmit the same amount of heat, it will just eminate from the walls instead of the floor.

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