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Posted by: Yoshima at Sun Jan 18 10:14:21 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Yoshima ] Your correct with your worries Robyn. At the time when I took that picture the set up was not complete. I took that picture right after I put the dirt in and living in Alaska I did not have access to a chemical free dirt-no one carries it, I looked long and hard. So...I used Forest Bed, which is a finer dirt then I want and you have to add water to it to expand it. I mixed it with sand and vermiculite. My lamps were not set right at all. That picture was taken the night I set that up, the following morning I purchased a lamp stand where I could lower my lighting down to get a more percise temp and it is adjustable so as the heat flux's my lamps can adjust to compensate. The dirt is mostly dry now and very warm. I can lift it and sift it and I can feel just a slight dampness to it. I am using a digital outdoor themometor and I am getting a reading of 130 on my basking and on my cooler side (it's near a window)-ranges from 79-85. Oh one thing else that is different in that photo is my hot lamp was a 75w rep heat light-which came with the lizard and I purchased an indoor 90w halogen. As well I replaced the 40w blach heat bulb with a 60w. | ||
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