Bulb for Savannah Monitor

I was thinking the same thing about them not needing uvb BSM but im not the most experianced in moniters so I didnt say anything.

From what I know with other reptile experiance is that ( just my saying) If you cant rub it backwards it normally needs uvb and monitors you can mostly.

I too have heard that many have kept monitors without UV/b successfully.

Where do they get D3 from with no Artificial or natural light?

Supplemental??

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Where did you get this information?
Where do they get D3 from with no Artificial or natural light?

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All this info is from other monitor keepers who have kept and bred monitors for 5+ years and from my own personal animals.
The key is a varied diet, that are high in nutrition. Prey items that were fed high quality foods which then were passed on to the monitors or you can you supplements.

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Originally Posted by _Venom_

How does that happen?

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http://www.uvguide.co.uk/phototherapyphosphor.htm

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Originally Posted by PythonBreeder

Where does it say it is a compact bulb?

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"Repti Glo 10.0 Compact" - At the top of the page you provided. Any "spiral" bulb, or bulb that fits in a normal outlet (except for Mercury Vapor Bulbs), is a compact and should be avoided for now.

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

Where do they get D3 from with no Artificial or natural light?

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I dont use UV with my Bp's and boas, they get are able get there D3.

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Originally Posted by likebull1

I dont use UV with my Bp's and boas, they get are able get there D3.

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Ohhohoho that made me laugh. Thanx :gj: