Aquaculture Red Heat Incandescent Bulb, 75 Watts
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| Management number | 240555697 | Release Date | 2026/07/16 | List Price | US$2.38 | Model Number | 240555697 | ||
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<p>Your reptile will be cozy and healthy when you use the Aqua Culture Red Heat Incandescent Bulb. Incandescent reptile lighting provides the perfect low light heat for your reptiles. This light bulb provides the radiant heat that reptiles need. Reptiles depend on their environment temperature to regulate their core body temperature. If a reptile is not provided an appropriate environmental temperature range (ETR), it may be subject to infections. Because ETR's vary from species to species, ask your pet professional or review available literature for guidance in determining the appropriate ETR for your pets. Keep your pet happy and healthy with the Aqua Culture Red Heat Incandescent Bulb.</p><br>
Aqua Culture Red Heat Incandescent Bulb, 75 Watts:- Reptile incandescent lighting
- 75W
- Reptiles depend on their environment temperature to regulate their core body temperature
- Easy-to-read reference table on the packaging
- NEVER place the light fixture inside the enclosure
- Use a thermometer to monitor the temperature inside the reptile's environment
- An Aqua Culture Daylight or Basking Light should be used during the daylight cycle
| Watts | 75 Watts |
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| Light bulb color | Red |
| Animal type | Reptile |
| Light bulb type | Incandescent |
| Terrarium heat lamp & mat type | Terrarium Heat Bulb |
| Power type | Electric |
| Instructions | Gently Fasten the Aqua Culture Incandescent Bulb Into an Incandescent Fixture Rated for 75 Watts or Higher. Make Sure Bulb Is Snug, but Do Not Overtighten. Do Not Plug the Light Into an Electrical Socket Until the Bulb Is Fastened Firmly Into the Socket. Place Light Fixture Outside of the Reptile's Enclosure. NEVER Place the Light Fixture Inside the Enclosure. Reptiles Can Develop Life-Threatening Thermal Burns From Contact With an Exposed Light Bulb. Multiple Incandescent Lights May Be Required to Establish an Appropriate Temperature Inside Your Reptile's Enclosure. Make Sure to Place Your Light Fixture on One End of Your Enclosure So Your Reptile Can Retreat to a Cooler Side if It Desires To. Use a Thermometer to Monitor Temperature Within the Reptile's Environment. Reptile Behavior Is Directly Tied to Photoperiod (Light Cycle), So It Is Important to Provide Appropriate Intervals of Light and Dark. |
| Brand | Aqua Culture |
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