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#157637
Braondt06x
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Digital thermometer problems 
the d@mn probe and unit will not stay stuck to the side of the tank...any suggestions?
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10/08/04 7:24pm
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#157642
Roachey56
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Message To: Braondt06x In reference to Message Id: 157637
It shouldn’t be on the side..........
it should be inside the hide that is directly under/over the heat source.
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10/08/04 7:40pm
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#157754
Braondt06x
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Message To: Roachey56 In reference to Message Id: 157642
It shouldn’t be on the side..........
inside the hide?
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10/08/04 11:31pm
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#157790
Pelota
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Message To: Braondt06x In reference to Message Id: 157754
It shouldn’t be on the side..........
Don’t adhere it to any surfaces. It’s not necessary, and you’ll have to unstick them anyway to clean the cage later on so it’s no use. Just place the base unit on one side of the tank, standing upright on the substrate, and put the probe under the hide on the other side. If you have a loose substrate, maybe bury it slightly so it doesn’t move around much. But yeah, don’t stick it to the sides of the tank or anything. The idea is to have accurate temperature readings, and for that, you need to have the readings from where the snake is. Which is on the ground of the cage and in the hides. 
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10/09/04 1:20am
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#157865
Braondt06x
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Message To: Pelota In reference to Message Id: 157790
It shouldn’t be on the side..........
puting it in the hide wont bother the snake?
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10/09/04 10:43am
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#158482
Pelota
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Message To: Braondt06x In reference to Message Id: 157865
It shouldn’t be on the side..........
Nope, how could it? They don’t even notice it.
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10/10/04 5:02am
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