Exo Terra Night Heat Bulb

• Moonlight effect from blue glass, for night viewing.
• Tropical night-time temperatures without a bright light.
• Breeding cue: Exo Terra says it stimulates breeding behaviour in reptiles and amphibians.
• Full day and night cycle when combined with a daytime heat lamp.

• 40 W: T10 bulb (a slim tube shaped bulb about 3 cm across)
• 50 W and 75 W: A19 bulb (the standard pear shaped bulb, about 6 cm across)
• 100 W: blue glass Night Heat Lamp
• Output: heat and dim blue light; no UVB
• Fixture: Exo Terra recommends its Glow Light fixtures

Suitable as a night-time heat source for reptiles and amphibians, and for viewing nocturnal species. Not suitable where you want complete darkness at night, because it still gives off a blue glow (a ceramic heat emitter gives none). It is not a UVB source, so species that need UVB (ultraviolet B, the part of sunlight reptiles use to make vitamin D3, which they need to absorb calcium) still need a separate UVB lamp.

• Run it on a thermostat so the enclosure cannot overheat.
• Use a ceramic socket rated for the wattage, and mount the bulb where the animal cannot touch it or behind a guard.
• The glass gets hot. Let it cool before handling and keep water off the lit bulb.

Any manufacturer's warranty applies in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law. Ships by standard parcel post.