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ge sunshine bulbs
- Thread starter Mvskokee
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If this is the GE reptigrow type bulbs, they aren't very effective. If it is the GE sunshine bulb for aquariums and plants, it probably has an even lower output.
Check out this website:
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The GE bulbs are indicated by blue on the graph. The output is very low, then you have to consider the distance from the lizard and if it is passing through mesh/screen and whether it has a reflector behind it. Personally, I wouldn't take the chance and would spend my money on a better bulb.
Check out this website:
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The GE bulbs are indicated by blue on the graph. The output is very low, then you have to consider the distance from the lizard and if it is passing through mesh/screen and whether it has a reflector behind it. Personally, I wouldn't take the chance and would spend my money on a better bulb.
