Sounds pretty good, if you're using arduino environment for programming you can easily add PID control which should stabilize the temp around the set point pretty well.
If you temp sensor is above your petri dish, I would worry the petri is blocking heat, and that the underside of the petri is actually warmer than you want. If you have a second temp sensor, it'd be worth it to put that below the petril, and see if the two sensors report different results.
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