Frank the baby beardry
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Zoo med 100 wats basking bulbs work for meOk, thank you so much for being clear! last question, any basking lamps you recommend?
Zoo med 100 wats basking bulbs work for meOk, thank you so much for being clear! last question, any basking lamps you recommend?
Ok another stupid question, but for example If if we're to go to dollar tree and buy a par38 halogen flood bulb how would it provide heatGot my
Got my 100 w flood halogen that's Arcadia brand for $16 you go to the pet store and buy an exotera Bulb is going to cost you way more than that and probably only last three months you can go to the dollar store buy a par38 halogen flood bulb and it's going to be better than almost all the bulbs at your brand pet store you can also use BR 40 bulbs did the par 38 bulbs you can buy and almost any store Arcadia uses par 38 flood halogen bulbs under their own design it's essentially the same thing so you're just buying an expensive bulb just cuz it has the word reptile in front of it
The son produces infrared a and b that's heat not only is it heat for us reptiles can see that spectrum of color flood halogen bulbs par 38 produces the best amount of infrared a and b for the price the quality and how long it lasts but that's how it's heating how a heat mat heats up is infrared c the sun doesn't output infrared c infrared c is the byproduct of infrared a and b for example when IRA and b is hitting a rock all day when the sun goes down that rock holds in and lets off heat that's infrared cOk another stupid question, but for example If if we're to go to dollar tree and buy a par38 halogen flood bulb how would it provide heat
I feel like now is a good time to inform you that I am deeply confused with what you are saying and I mean no disrespect by thatThe son produces infrared a and b that's heat not only is it heat for us reptiles can see that spectrum of color flood halogen bulbs par 38 produces the best amount of infrared a and b for the price the quality and how long it lasts but that's how it's heating how a heat mat heats up is infrared c the sun doesn't output infrared c infrared c is the byproduct of infrared a and b for example when IRA and b is hitting a rock all day when the sun goes down that rock holds in and lets off heat that's infrared c
yeah i cant either lolI feel like now is a good time to inform you that I am deeply confused with what you are saying and I mean no disrespect by that
ohhh so is a 100 w flood lamp similar to what a bearded dragon would need in the wild?IR is infrared there is infrared a and b and the byproduct of that is infrared c. Infrared to us is just heat but the reptiles it isn't only just heat they can see that spectrum of color they can also see the ultraviolet spectrum of color these are just spectrums of light that the sun produces and we are only trying to replicate that with our captive animals to provide the best welfare and natural experiences
I Wouldn't say similar but is the best we can do I also heard very good things about metal halide bulbs but I have no experience using that br40 bulbs are also good I know someone personally who uses a br 40 but I myself haven't because I'm comfortable with my par 38 it works very well in my situation I would recommend a 50watt. I use a 100watt in a very large enclosure. Mercury Vapor bulbs (MVB) are good they produce UVB and an astounding Mount of infrared a and b but MVB bulbs are very expensive I have used them they are good but I have very good UVB bulbs so I don't use oneohhh so is a 100 w flood lamp similar to what a bearded dragon would need in the wild?
Yeah the dallor store is a great way to save money!Ok another stupid question, but for example If if we're to go to dollar tree and buy a par38 halogen flood bulb how would it provide heat