Fluker's Sun Glow Coil Tropical Reptile Bulb, 13-watt

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  • Produces UVB radiation in the 290-300nm range, which stimulates vitamin D production.
  • The optimal balance of UVA and UVA radiation.
  • Emits the ideal amount of 13 watts of power.
  • Perfect for the tropical reptiles and amphibians in your life.
  • Actively aids in preventing deadly metabolic bone disease.

Questions & Answers

3 Customer Questions

Can this be used for parrots?

Is this appropriate for poison dart frogs?

Answer by Chewy • May 07, 2025
This bulb can be used for frogs.

How long will this bulb last? And is it appropriate for a brown Anole?

Answer by Chewy • Jul 03, 2024
These bulbs should be changed every 6 months and would be fine to use for a brown anole.
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3 Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Shiloh on Jul 5, 2025

Quality

Great book for my situation and outcome worked out perfect

Great book for my situation and outcome worked out perfect

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kristina on Apr 9, 2025

Great price

Accurate temperature for the bulb

Accurate temperature for the bulb

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Bug on Feb 10, 2022

Very dim and doesn’t work with a dimmer lamp

I bought this one in hopes it would work with the dimmer on the flowers clamp lamp since it’s the same brand But after screwing the light in and turning it all

I bought this one in hopes it would work with the dimmer on the flowers clamp lamp since it’s the same brand But after screwing the light in and turning it all the way up this bulb is incredibly dim compared to a different brand of the same wattage It’s basically useless and still doesn’t work with the dimmer not that you would even need it to with how little light it gives off to a terrarium