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I use the 160 what bulbs in my large tegu cages and the lower wattage bulbs in my bearded dragon cages

2.4.2 argentine tegus
2.2 bearded dragons
1.1 gulf coast box turtles
3.8.2 crested geckos
1.1 leos
0.0.1 hognose
0.1 savanah
hisser colony
dubia colony

Do not angle the lense . Keep it straight down . for two reasons
1. those bulbs generate in immense amount of heat and angleing it will cause it to be strained and burnout from the neck of the bulb(fire hazrd mercury in your lungs)
2. the animals can develope cunjuctive keratonis from looking into the lamp and be blinded.
( im not sure if i spelled that right or not

[QUOTE="got10, post: 78773, member: 2258"] I use the 160 what bulbs in my large tegu cages and the lower wattage bulbs in my bearded dragon cages 2.4.2 argentine tegus 2.2 bearded dragons 1.1 gulf coast box turtles 3.8.2 crested geckos 1.1 leos 0.0.1 hognose 0.1 savanah hisser colony dubia colony[hr][/hr] Do not angle the lense . Keep it straight down . for two reasons 1. those bulbs generate in immense amount of heat and angleing it will cause it to be strained and burnout from the neck of the bulb(fire hazrd mercury in your lungs) 2. the animals can develope cunjuctive keratonis from looking into the lamp and be blinded. ( im not sure if i spelled that right or not [/QUOTE]

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