Zoo Med Dual Analog Terrarium Thermometer & Humidity Gauge

Zoo Med Dual Analog Thermometer and Humidity Gauge

Keep your reptile or amphibian pal at the proper temperature and humidity with the Zoo Med Dual Analog Thermometer and Humidity Gauge. Designed to be easy to see and use, it lets you precisely monitor the temperature and humidity of your terrarium, all in one place. It’s simple to use with its dual analog, color-coded dials to help you maintain a balanced and healthy setting for your pal, whether he needs an arid or tropical environment. Setting it up is a breeze with the convenient fuzzy fastener backing that makes it easy to clean and move to where you need it. Plus, you can use it out of the package since it needs no batteries or outlets.

Dual Analog Thermometer & Humidity Gauge Benefits

• Precisely monitors the temperature and humidity of your terrarium from a single unit.
  
• Simple to use with dual analog, color-coded dials that are easy to see at a glance.
  
• Perfect for both arid and tropical environments and for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates.
  
• Quick to set up with fuzzy fastener backing that you can stick anywhere and move for easy clean up.
  
• You can use it out of the package since it needs no batteries, outlets, or connections.

Product Specifications

• Temperature Range: 50°F to 120°F
• Humidity Range: 0% to 100% relative humidity
• Dimensions: 4.25 x 2.75 x 0.75 inches
• Mounting Type: Fuzzy fastener backing for easy placement and adjustment
• Power Source: No batteries or outlets required

How to Use the Zoo Med Dual Analog Terrarium Thermometer & Humidity Gauge?

• Placement: Attach the gauge to the inside of your terrarium using the fuzzy fastener backing. For best results, place the gauge in a location where your pet spends most of its time, such as near its basking spot or hiding area.
• Temperature Monitoring: Ensure the temperature stays within the appropriate range for your specific pet species. Adjust your heating or cooling elements as needed to maintain a stable environment.
• Humidity Monitoring: Regularly check the humidity level, especially in tropical setups, and adjust misting or humidifying practices to maintain optimal levels.

Safety Information

• Not Waterproof: Avoid direct exposure to water, as the gauge is not waterproof and could be damaged by excessive moisture.
• Regular Checks: Frequently monitor the gauge to ensure it continues to function accurately. Replace if the readings appear inconsistent.
• For Terrarium Use Only: This product is designed for use in terrariums and should not be used in aquariums or other aquatic environments.

Zoo Med Dual Analog Thermometer/Humidity Gauge - FAQs

I have a leopard gecko where in the tank do I place this.. hot side or cold?

Leopard Geckos practice "thermoregulation," meaning that they will move into hotter or cooler areas to raise or lower their body temperature as needed. The terrarium should consist of several different temperature gradients, and there should be at least one hide in each gradient. The thermometer would need to be placed inside the tank to accurately measure the temperature.

Is this water proof?

The Analog dual thermometer and humidity gauge is not waterproof. It should not be used in aquatic environments or if set up in a terrarium it should not be misted directly with water.

Does it need to be plug in?

This thermometer and humidity gauge does not use batteries or outlets, so it can be used straight out of the package.

Can I use this to stop my tank from going over a certain temperature? Like will it turn off my heat pad if it gets too hot?

Designed to be easy to see and use, it lets you precisely monitor the temperature and humidity of your terrarium, all in one place. It won't turn off automatically.

Can this be used for a praying mantis terrarium?

This thermometer and humidity gauge is perfect for both arid and tropical environments and for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates.

Does this measure exact humidity or relative humidity?

This gauge allows precise monitoring of your reptile's relative humidity throughout different parts of their enclosure.

Does this read Celsius or Fahrenheit?

The temperature is read in degrees Fahrenheit.

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