Zilla Light & Heat Mini Halogen Bulb for Reptile Terrariums
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- Lamp provides nighttime red light that pin-points light and heat using less power
- Up to 250% more efficient than incandescent bulbs
- Provides healthy light and essential warmth for your reptile
- 25 Watt Mini Halogen Bulb is equivalent to 50 to 75 watt incandescent bulbs, 50 Watt Mini Halogen Bulb is equivalent to 100 to 150 watt incandescent bulbs
- Thicker glass and stronger filament bulbs yield over 1,000 hours on average, double versus incandescent
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Halogen bulbs should not be touched with bare hands as the oils of the skin will significantly shorten the life of the bulb or cause it to shatter.
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6 Customer Questions
I have a 18x18x36 zoomed cage with a young veiled chameleon he sleeps more in the top plastic bush will the 25 or 50 watt be better for at night my home gets about 70 at night
Answer by • Aug 20, 2018
Chameleons do not need night lights. If temperatures drop lower than 60 degrees Fahrenheit, a ceramic heat emitter that does not give off light can be used. Chameleons have a photoreceptive scale, or parietal eye, on their head that senses light, so even the blue and red bulbs disrupt sleep.
Hello also wondering if I'm able to use this for turtle which watt? I usually have a 50 is that given effort heat? Thanks cant wait to try if it can wk for my Turtle.
Answer by • Mar 26, 2020
This bulb may be used in a turtle habitat. Please click on the attached photos for detailed heating guides for each bulb.
I've been using one of these for my Leo but the light is more of a light orange/ white.... are these ok to use with nocturnal animals or should they be used with a red/UV bulb instead?
Answer by • Nov 27, 2017
These bulbs provide healthy light and essential warmth for your reptile, and is Up to 250% more efficient than incandescent bulbs.
is this a uvb
Answer by • Sep 13, 2020
This is not a UVB bulb.