Had some space on the digital and snapped these this this AM.
The weird effect on the wall is neither my horrible drywall job nor some modern faux-finish. It's just a camera/lighting effect. 
The long tan units on the upper walls are some radiant cove heaters. More about those later.
Overal I'm pretty happy. I have ten outlets on their own 20 amp circuit. Two overhead lights, a ceiling fan, and a very powerful exhaust fan are on another circuit in the garage. The two Radiant Cover heaters are 750 watts each and on their own 220V circuit. That means I can heat that room to 85* in the deal of winter with just about 6 amps. Pretty good.
My vertical temperature gradiant is only two degrees, mostly because of the reflective insulation in the floor and the ceiling fan run on reverse.
The room is only 9'x17' which should be just about right for the cages I plan to build. I would have liked it bigger but I really needed to leave enough space in the garage fora third vehicle if necessary.
Regarding the cove heat.
I originally designed my room around three 2'x4' ProProducts Radiant Heat Panels. They would have been more than enough to heat my room.
I had their location marked out on the ceiling with pencil before my electrician came over. When he got their I explained what they were and he seemed surprised I wasn't using the Radiant Cover Heaters available from our local energy supplier.
Having no idea what he was talking about, I started asking around. Turns out my neighbor works for the company and was able to get me two of these 750 watt units for very little money. The heat resistant enamel finish on these is very susceptible to staining so anytime a package is damaged they don't both selling them. What can happen is that once turned on fingerprints or other stains can show up after the heaters have burned in for a while. Employees can buy these well below cost and take the risk that these stains will show up.
To make a long story short, I got these for a freaky low price and no stains have turned up.
But I don't really like them but will keep them given the price. I'm not supposed to say what I paid for them, but it was VERY cheap.
The big issues is that their surface temperature gets up to about 300* F, meaning I can't really get any cage very close. The other issue is that they produce a very slight convection current so I have to run my ceiling fan 24 hours a day to achieve the 2* vertical temperature gradiant.
With the Propanels I would have had more effective wall space, no concerns with surface heat, and would not have needed the ceiling fan to acheive the same minimal gradiant.
The ProPanels also would have used about 300 less watts so eventually they would have paid for themselves, but given my price difference it would have taken a long time.
This post is really not meant to be about ProProducts, but I do need to give a lot of credit to Bob at Proproducts anyways. He was very helpful with designing and insulating my snake room around his heaters and I learned a lot from him.
Needless to say every RHP, misting system, or permetrin product I need from now on will come from ProProducts.
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Current snakes:
0.1 Gonyosoma oxycephala - (Silver/Yellow)
1.2 Gonyosoma oxycephala - (Green)
7.6 Gonyosoma janseni - (Black)
0.1 Gonyosoma janseni - (Black & Tan)
