Tikaton Reptile Heat Pad - Adjustable Temperature Under Tank Heater for 10-20gal/30-40gal Tank, Terrarium Heat Mat for Turtle/Snake/Lizard/Frog/Spider/Plant Box

The product was working the first week or two and then noticed the temperature dropping. Do, I checked to see if it became unglued. But the heating pad was inflated and blown up like a ballon. This was not cheap and now it’s over the return date by a few days & their website is in Chinese and only translates only certain parts. Now I paid for a product that doesn’t work and spend money on a product that could have been VERY DANGEROUS and even burnt down the house or kill my reptile. I would love for my money to be refunded. This is not ok in anyway and highly dangerous. So anyone else looking to purchase beware

The media could not be loaded. Works as it should and I like that it has adjustable heat. As the instructions state, plug in and let it heat up before applying the double sided adhesive. Careful, it does get really hot turned up all the way! Be sure to check the temperature before letting your reptile sleep and hangout where the pad is. I’m using this for a ball python and sure the snake will like it. Highly recommended and will be ordering the larger one for my snakes.

Very good for a young starter gecko tank but once you move your gecko into a bigger tank the heat mat isn't really suitable but the thermostat still works great

I have had mine for going on 4 years. I leave it on 24/7. The heater is still going strong. Have not had an issue.

Unlike many other popular heating pads, this one maxes out at the perfect temperature vs 150 degrees F!!!!, comes with a dimmer switch, and is great for belly heat for all replies 😁

It does its job. It fit my budget. Easy to use. I bought this because it had adjustable temperature which I like but it wasn’t the quality I had hoped for compared to some others but it does its job.

Soooooo, this thing works great. I wasn’t sure how I’d apply this. I set up my worm farm just this month right when winter started getting cold (lowest temps at night can be around 28°F and I have my bin in an uninsulated shed). I have a soil thermometer and that was reading right at/just under 40°F during the day. So I quickly ordered this. Next day I check the temp and I might have almost killed my worms (my fault, not the heaters. Idk what temp setting will be right. It’s a numberless knob). So the temp read at just below 80°. The worms were active and moving! Glad to see that. I turned the temp down by half thinking this should put us around 60°. I’ll try to post a picture of the knob where I have it set so maybe you can recreate the setting if your conditions are similar. So far so good! First time worm bin so I’m learning as I go.

Love it!