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  • 08-14-2009, 03:56 PM
    xthugnastyx34
    lights
    is it ok to have a moon light on a ball python? Its pretty much like a black light but i bought it at the pet store..
  • 08-14-2009, 03:59 PM
    Neal
    Re: lights
    I have one, it's really only purpose is to provide a little extra heat, and for visual reasons.

    Are you wanting to get one to try to make it warmer, or just to illuminate the tank?
  • 08-14-2009, 04:10 PM
    Hock3ymonk3y
    Re: lights
    I have a red light that I keep on 24/7. I need it to keep the ambient at 85...(I have a tank)
  • 08-14-2009, 04:24 PM
    Neal
    Re: lights
    If you are doing it just for the lighting, then I recommend getting the low wattage Moon bulb, because if you get the higher wattage one and you have to put it on a dimmer switch because of the added temp, then the light gets almost invisible.

    40W(IF) You are only doing to illuminate the tank, but the thing is with these the bulb is taller then the regular size bulb so you have to have a deep dish dome light.

    75W(IF) You are doing it to illuminate + a little heat(not much).

    I would recommend one of the higher watts if you're doing it for the temperature, because with the 40, you can dim it down below half way and it still illuminates really good, the 75 isn't that bad below half way also, but anything else below half way you really won't illiuminate.
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