Contrary to popular myth, reptiles can see red light. For nocturnal reptiles, it's unnecessary because they can see just fine in the dark, and for diurnal reptiles it can negatively affect the quality of their sleep. Providing light at night may also disrupt your reptile's circadian rhythm.
If you need a nighttime heat source due to nighttime temps too cold for your reptile's needs, we recommend purchasing the Zoo Med Ceramic Infrared Heat Emitter as an alternative.
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Different reptiles need different amounts of heat in order to be healthy — for example, what is perfect temperature for a bearded dragon is much to...
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The Exo Terra Solar Glo is a self-ballasted mercury vapor bulb that produces a concentrated beam of heat, UVB, and visible light. To use this produ...
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Zoo Med's award-winning Combo Deep Dome Lamp Fixture! Reptiles are ectothermic ("cold-blooded"), which means that instead of producing their own bo...
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Reptiles are ectothermic, which means that instead of producing their own body heat, they depend on external sources like the sun for warmth. This ...
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Mercury vapor bulbs simultaneously produce heat, light, and UVB for your reptile. Mega-Ray Mercury Vapor Bulbs are the most reliable mercury vapor ...
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