Zoo Med Snake Strip Under Tank Heater U.T.H

Snakes count on their environment to manage their body temperature, and this heater was shaped with exactly that need in mind. The Zoo Med Snake Strip Under Tank Heater is a narrow strip designed for the way snake keepers like to heat a habitat, warming the glass from below rather than crowding the space inside. It fits 10 gallon and larger terrariums and measures 3.5 by 18 inches, sticking right to the glass for direct, efficient warmth. It is a thoughtful, proven way to give your snake the warm zone it instinctively seeks out throughout the day.

Why snake keepers choose this strip heater:

• Narrow strip shape is the heater form preferred by snake keepers worldwide, made with your serpent in mind.
• Fits 10 gallon and larger terrariums, so it works across a wide range of common snake enclosures.
• Measures 3.5 by 18 inches, a long, slim footprint that suits the layout of a typical snake habitat.
• Promotes thermoregulation by heating the rear portion of the habitat, the way your snake's body needs.
• Creates a thermal gradient, giving your snake a warm end and a cooler end to move between as it chooses.
• Efficient design uses just 10 watts, keeping the energy draw low while it quietly does its job.
• Sticks directly to glass for optimum heat transfer, putting the warmth right where it counts.
• Proven design that keepers have relied on, taking much of the guesswork out of setting up heat.
• Sits out of sight under the tank, leaving the habitat interior clean and clutter-free.
• Simple to position so the warm zone lands exactly where you want it within the enclosure.

A snake that can move between a warm rear zone and a cooler retreat is a snake that can self-regulate the way nature intended. By sticking to the glass and warming just the back of the enclosure, this 10 watt strip helps you build that all-important thermal gradient in a 10 gallon or larger terrarium. It is an efficient, proven piece of the puzzle for keeping your snake comfortable, settled, and behaving naturally in its space day after day, without taking up any room your animal would rather have for itself.