iPower 4 by 7-Inch Reptile Heat Mat with Temperature Adjustable Controller Knob, LCD Digital Aquarium Thermometer, Under Tank Warmer Terrarium Heat Pad for Reptiles and Amphibians

Super easy to apply, seems to be staying stuck, however, I purchased the one advertised for 30+ gal. And it only heats my 20gal to 70F.... I purchased a smaller heat pad to work with it, and it still does not get hot enough..

My lizard loves it. Heats well for size.

It works well except the adhesive is not great. We had to put silicone beads under it to hold the pad to the bottom of the tank.

Wow best one I’ve had yet for all 3 of my snakes. On 2 I used the adhesive and one I did I not and they are the best. I bought a name brand that didn’t even get to temp ( it was barley warm to the touch ) these do the job

My son has a 5 gallon tank for a leopard gecko, so we have the smallest adhesive heater. We are extremely new to having a reptile, so I don’t have anything to compare this heater to. Even so, I’m very happy with my purchase. I have a digital thermometer with the probe hanging about one inch from the bottom of the terrarium, and we are currently using paper towels as a substrate. The temp ranges from about 72-77°. Maybe that’s not a good range, but our baby leopard gecko couldn’t be happier.

My leopard gecko loves her toasty habitat!

Do not bother with this heater. It puts out so little heat, it’s worthless.

I have a 3 month old Corn Snake Inside a 10 gallon tank. The heat pad hasn’t fallen off & provides good heat through out the night. The cord looks stronger than other brands & overall good design. Used other brands before.

Set this up in 5 minutes on back of terrarium for hermit crabs. Enough heat to keep it around 78 degrees. Paired with thermometer unit and I was able to get rid of the heat lamp that keeps drying out the tank.

This heating pad sticks great but I will say it doesn’t get as hot as I thought. It stays around 80, and sometimes reaches 85 degrees.