AiiciooReptile Heating Pad - Hermit Crab Heater Heat Mat for Reptiles Snake Lizard Terrarium 8 Watt

Great quality and works perfectly! Great for my Pac-Man frog enclosure. Setup is easy the heat levels are perfect and the size is great! Over all a solid choice for the money!

Easy to stick underneath the tank, I keep it on at night to feel like she won’t get cold as we approach winter. She loves it and I wish I got it sooner. Does not have a thermometer but you can feel the temp yourself easily and plug/unplug at certain times for desired heat. I noticed she will “adjust” the heat herself and lay fully or partially on it. The wire from the picture is the heating pad! Was able to put it on myself but I recommend if your tank is any bigger than mine (20 gal) get some help lifting and carrying your critter.

This is working great! I put it on a 20 gal tank for my Leopard Gecko because his last one was just not getting warm enough for him. It covers about half of the tank. He loves it & has been laying on it ever since!

I checked Walmart, temu, and Amazon and this was the cheapest heating pad I could find with at least decent quality! All you have to do is plug it in and it stays on 24hrs a day. I'm actually using it for my brine shrimp/sea monkeys and it works very well but would also work very well for reptiles. one downside to using this with reptiles though is it doesn't have a heat gauge so it could overheat and burn your pet.

Keeps my kids snake aquarium in one spot below the tank right at 80° . I recommend it. Adhesive stuck nicely

It's doing a nice job keeping the tank at a mid 70's temp range.It does not have a thermostat setting but it's great for small tanks, especially for the price.The adhesive side is holding great.I can't really complain especially for the price.Great pickup for what we needed it for!

I really wanted to love this product. There were so many great things about it. We had it for almost a full year and never had any problems with the actual heating. We had it on a timer and was on 12hrs a day. It worked great.My biggest complaint was the adhesive. Within a couple days of applying it, parts of the outer edge peeled off. The rest of the pad stayed in place for the rest of the year. We never took it off, moved it, or anything. We just left the outer edge peeling off. It never got worse than what happened initially. Occasionally I would go and press it back on and it would stay for a few days and then those same portions would peel off again.So overall it was fine and served our purposes. The entire thing didn’t stay adhered, but it never shifted enough to cause problems. And the heating worked really well

I used this heater and temp controller to build a wintertime proofing box for my sourdough baking. I keep the house cool in the winter, so I needed just a little bit of heat to make my bread proofing work better. This controller/heater combo has worked perfectly for this.I stuck the heater to a cheap quarter sheet pan, and then stuck it inside of a big styrofoam cooler. I dropped the temp probe in and set the controller to 78F. It heated up rather quickly -- within 20 minutes, and kept the temp as steady as you can expect for a basic on/off controller.With nothing in the cooler, the temp goes up to about 80 degrees after the heater cuts off, and drops to about 76 after the heater kicks on before starting to climb again. Of course with something in the cooler, the swing isn't as big. The important thing is that it keeps my dough at around 76 degrees for the duration of proofing -- which it does just fine.The heating mat gets warm to the touch, but according to my IR gun doesn't get much above 105F, which is perfect. The temp probe appears to be accurate enough too for the air temp in the box, which I verified using my ThermaPen and the IR gun.Overall it works great for what I'm using it for!