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Old 24-Mar-08, 01:37 PM
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Ideal hot spot is around 40 (can even be higher as long as they have a gradient so they can get to the cool end if they are too warm), however for young ones 32 is ok as they can overheat a bit easier, however I'd be tempted to get it closer to 35 when young if you can. Bump it up a bit when they get a bit bigger though. Make sure they have a shallow water bowl too at the cool end. I did have mine set at 45 even when young with no problems, but they were in a 4ft with plenty of room to get away from the heat.

A normal globe is better as they like to bask under it more. I use Phillips reflector spot globes, 40 or 60 w depending how close the globe is to them. I'm using a 40w, but my babies are currently in an open tub and I am using a clamp lamp on the side so I can get the lamp down low near them.
 
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