Lizard Heat Rock

[Charlet_2007]

I have one for sale.. its HUGE and heavy duty as well.. I payed 100.00 for it not 4 months ago.. Works like a charm.. Willing to take 50.00.. it'll go for food and beading and such for my reptiles i get in.. Let me know.. I'm cleaning out my reptile stuff I'll have more here soon as well..

[guidofatherof5]

Any pictures would be great. So we can get a look at the size. Thanks

[Charlet_2007]

ok will get them as soon as my husband gets the cam set up on his computer.. I can measure it for you so that might help till i get the pics up..

[Charlet_2007]

ok its 16 inches long.. 8 inches top to bottom and 1 1/2 inches almost 2 inches thick.. oh yeah its red and looks like a actual rock lol

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

i thought those were bad? like they burned the lizards or something

[Charlet_2007]

not that i know of.. but my lizard LOVED it and never got burned from it..

I also should add i turned mine off at night to make it more like a natural habitat for him..

[infernalis]

i thought those were bad? like they burned the lizards or something

Reed, Nearly ALL "Accidents" are from improper use of heat rocks.

My vet has treated MORE burns from improper use of basking lamps than heat rocks.

A properly set up and thermostat controlled heat rock is quite harmless.

Much of the "Anti heat rock" propaganda stems back from years ago when they had dangerous hot spots, no thermal cut off devices, and from home made heat rocks that shorted out.

I broke open a Zoo Med heat rock that quit getting warm, They have a thermal switch inside that shuts off power to the rock if they get too warm nowadays.