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Heat Lamp Bulb Colors
I've found conflicting info on the Web re. which bulb colors do/don't give off light, and which are safe to leave on at night so that the snake doesn't think it's still daytime.
Help! Any advice is much appreciated!
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Re: Heat Lamp Bulb Colors
Ceramic heat emmiters (CHE) don't give off any light, just heat.
Red bulbs and moonlight bulbs are okay but not blacklight bulbs.
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Re: Heat Lamp Bulb Colors
 Originally Posted by Kaorte
Ceramic heat emmiters (CHE) don't give off any light, just heat.
Red bulbs and moonlight bulbs are okay but not blacklight bulbs.
Exactly what she said. If you have to use a lamp, I prefer under the tank heat (UTH), use the ceramic heat emitters. They give off absolutely no light and can be found at any pet store. Although they are a bit expensive I think they are worth it.
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Re: Heat Lamp Bulb Colors
CHEs also last a lot longer than a standard bulb. But, if you can avoid using lamps at all, that's better as they can really suck humidity out of the enclosure (CHEs especially).
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Re: Heat Lamp Bulb Colors
why can't you use blacklights?
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Re: Heat Lamp Bulb Colors
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_light
It is bad for them. Also, it is bad for humans if you chill under it too long
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Re: Heat Lamp Bulb Colors
 Originally Posted by Kaorte
Uh oh....
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Re: Heat Lamp Bulb Colors
 Originally Posted by pavlovk1025
Uh oh....
In high doses I mean. Just read the article it basically explains what it does.
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