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ryancbj22
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 Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:01 am Post subject: A Game Of Peek A Boo..... |
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Candy decided to play her regular game of peek a boo for the day and I decided to snap some photos.....
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Don't mind the stick on thermometers this was an old aquarium before anyone yells at me for using them 
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Buck_99
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:13 am Post subject: Re: A Game Of Peek A Boo..... |
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HEY! WHAT'S WITH THE STICK-ON THERMOMETERS?! DON'T YOU KNOW THEY'RE UNRELIABLE?
Just kidding.
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arlynos
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Location: whitney point, ny
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:15 pm Post subject: Re: A Game Of Peek A Boo..... |
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| Buck_99 wrote: | HEY! WHAT'S WITH THE STICK-ON THERMOMETERS?! DON'T YOU KNOW THEY'RE UNRELIABLE?
Just kidding.
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We should take him out back and beat him for that, but since he has such a cool snake I think we will let him slide this time. JK, that is so cute though.
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ryancbj22
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Ha Ha I have tried to take those off of there it's almost embarrissing to have them on there, but I don't what the hell they use on the back of those, but damn are they sticky..... 
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pdig69
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hey ryan, how does that thermostat you have in the pic do for you? I have the same one hooked up and I'm still giving it a chance. I wasn't sure about how good it'll be with multiple flexwatts attached. So far, are you satisfied?
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ryancbj22
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Well i'm pretty happy with it. I only use it for my corn I have one uth plugged into it. I like it because it has numbers on it I have a repti-temp 500r that does not have any numbers and it's hard too adjust the temps. The thing with it is if I set it on 92 for example it doesn't set itself on 92 it seems to be cooler than that. I have it set on 86 right now and it turns on at 89 and shuts off at 92 which works perfect for a corn. The difference I notice between that and the repti-temp is that the repti-temp turns on and off a lot more than that one so it's more precise on temps. All and all i'm pretty happy with it no problems and I never have to worry about what the temps are which I guess is what i'm looking for. I still strongly beleive in the Helix t-stat it is expensive but so worth the money. I have it set on 93 in my big tank and it literally stays at 93.0 not 93.6 not 92.9 right on 93.0. The thing with corns is that there temps don't need to be as high and there a lot more durable than balls are and don't stress out nearly as easy as the bp's do. I have the repti-temp on my rack system and the other one on my corns and they work great for me. Hope this helped....
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deborahbroadus
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She is lovely; I can see why you call her Candy. 
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