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This bulb does not produce UVB. Reptiles are ectothermic, which means that instead of producing their own body heat, they depend on external sour...
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Reptiles need heat, UVB, and bright white visible light as part of their setup to ensure good health and help them thrive. Reptiles are ectothermic...
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Reptiles are ectotherms ("cold-blooded"), which means that they don't produce their own body heat. Instead, they rely on outside sources of heat li...
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Insects and terrestrial invertebrates thrive at different temperatures. Provide a warm place for your pet to use with the Zoo Med Creatures™ Creatu...
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Reptiles are ectothermic ("cold-blooded"), which means that they don't produce their own body heat. Instead, they depend on external heat sources l...
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Reptiles are ectothermic ("cold-blooded"), which means that they don't produce their own body heat. Instead, they depend on external heat sources l...
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Reptiles are ectotherms ("cold-blooded"), which means that they don't produce their own body heat. Instead, they rely on outside sources of heat li...
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Reptiles need heat, UVB, and bright white visible light as part of their setup to ensure good health and help them thrive. Reptiles are ectothermic...
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This bulb does not produce UVB. Reptiles are poikilotherms, which means that they must regulate their body temperature by moving between areas of...
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This bulb does not produce UVB. Reptiles are ectothermic, which means that instead of producing their own body heat, they depend on external sour...
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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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Aqueon Submersible Aquarium Heaters are made from thermal shatter-resistant quartz glass and designed to absorb impacts, making them extremely dura...
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The Exo Terra Night Heat Lamp is a dark blue incandescent bulb designed to provide low-intensity nighttime heating. As with red bulbs, blue "moonli...
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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 ...
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The Exo Terra Daylight Basking Spot is a broad-spectrum daylight spot lamp with a neodymium sleeve. It produces infrared to create a warm basking a...
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The VE-300 features include: Convenient table top mounting Full back-lit display Displays probe temp and set point on main display Hi/Lo History...
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Vivarium Electronics TH-100 thermometer/Hygrometer features a hard to find temperature/humidity sensor on a single external probe. Super convenie...
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Reptiles are ectotherms ("cold-blooded"), which means that they rely on their environment for warmth rather than producing it themselves. This heat...
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This bulb produces blue light, which is known to harm animal vision and disturb circadian rhythms. If you are looking for an incandescent bulb to p...
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This bulb produces blue light, which is known to harm animal vision and disturb circadian rhythms. If you are looking for an incandescent bulb to p...
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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 ...
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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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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 ...
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