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Okay, so I redid my entire tank. I'm talking redid, like bought all new stuff. Now I have this awesome setup (IMO) and heres the thing, before it was like I couldn't get the temp high enough, lol, now I can't get it low enough. I have a heat pad on a rheostat and the sand temp still reads about 95.. time to add a bit more. .lol
Jeff
What do you do when your rheostat is at its lowest, and its still too hot? LOL
JEff
Do u have an over head light on also? If so turn it off and see if not. Turn the UTH off and read what the sand says after a few hours. Also You may want to add more sand on that one said so it absorbs more heat.
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1 male HY(Winky), 1 Tang female(Sunshine), and 1 Tremper Albino female(Serenity) 
I have an overhead light that is 5 inches off the tank top for viewing, not heating, and I am getting up to almost 1.5 inches of sand, lol
Jeff
lol i used to have 8 inches of sand in my old uro enclosure!! now i have less tho. when u have a lot it does give a neat effect, look at it that way!
lol i used to have 8 inches of sand in my old uro enclosure!! now i have less tho. when u have a lot it does give a neat effect, look at it that way!
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