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<blockquote data-quote="GarField000" data-source="post: 227459" data-attributes="member: 30890"><p>If a tarantula is to hot she will dig down for some cooler temps ( as in nature the sun/heat comes from above).</p><p>So a heatmat should be placed on the back or side off the enclosure.</p><p></p><p>If you can place it straight on the sides or you need a bit of a gap between the glass and the heatmat depends on the wattage off the heatmat and if the enclsoure is glass or acrylic or just plastic.</p><p>My girfriend has a very small heat mat in between 2 glass enclosures and 1 on the back of an arboreal.</p><p></p><p>I heat the complete room as I have almost 100 t's.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GarField000, post: 227459, member: 30890"] If a tarantula is to hot she will dig down for some cooler temps ( as in nature the sun/heat comes from above). So a heatmat should be placed on the back or side off the enclosure. If you can place it straight on the sides or you need a bit of a gap between the glass and the heatmat depends on the wattage off the heatmat and if the enclsoure is glass or acrylic or just plastic. My girfriend has a very small heat mat in between 2 glass enclosures and 1 on the back of an arboreal. I heat the complete room as I have almost 100 t's. [/QUOTE]
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