Zoo Med ReptiTherm Under Tank Heater Medium 16 Watts White

Perfect for attaching to the back of a 29 gallon for our giant Madagascar day geckos. I found a bamboo drawer organizer to put against the glass so they don't burn their bellies. They mostly hang out right over where the corners of the mat are. I like that it's large enough they can go to the nice toasty middle or a cooler corner area.

Works just fine, ALWAYS put your heat mats or any heating element on a thermostat for your reptiles! The adhesion isn’t the best, simply use foil tape and tape the side of the mat to your enclosure.

This is a good mat for the price and for what’s out there. It got settled and heated up after a week it was stable. Adhesive lasted only a couple of months though and it came off and won’t stick back on! I did message the manufacturer and they are working on a replacement! This is still the best in the market but does have adhesive issue in my opinion. I have only tried 1 and will try another now, maybe just that one was faulty! Temperature stayed steady and stable.

Keeps my python’s warm hide between 88-91F. Great for my 40 gallon breeder. It also has a battery backup, so if the power flickers, it will remember your temperature setting. A MUST have for ball python owners.

Easy to set up, does it’s job and my gecko is happy. Make sure you have a thermostat with this! Zoomed is a great brand.

Helps keep the hot side hot and gives him so good warmth when the lamps are off. Works perfectly for us.

Seems to be working as expected for our gecko. We have another thermometer mounted and it seems accurate to the reading on the pad monitor.

Stopped working after 6 months of use. But? I'm gonna buy another.....nothing else quite works like these. I've been using them for years and have never had issue with them getting hot enough to burn my lizard or exploding, which is a thing heat pads do sometimes. Chalking this up to some quality control issues, not serious enough to have to redo my heat setup around a new pad that might be less safe. For what it's worth I've had plenty of zoomed pads still working three+ years down the line, tho I try to retire them a little sooner than that for safety reasons.