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Red compact fluorescent bulb for night?
I asked my gf to pick up a night bulb for my snake and she bring this home?...i haven't opened it yet i want to make sure it isn't harmful first
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Re: Red compact fluorescent bulb for night?
It won't be "harmful". I'm not sure if the spectrum of red is right or not, watch your snake and see.
Since I use a white bulb as part of my habitat heating for ambient I matched the wattage in an incandescent infrared and just set it a bit higher to let the temp drop a couple degrees while allowing me to watch my snakes cruise their terrarium especially the nights before feeding days.
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Re: Red compact fluorescent bulb for night?
 Originally Posted by Raven01
It won't be "harmful". I'm not sure if the spectrum of red is right or not, watch your snake and see.
Since I use a white bulb as part of my habitat heating for ambient I matched the wattage in an incandescent infrared and just set it a bit higher to let the temp drop a couple degrees while allowing me to watch my snakes cruise their terrarium especially the nights before feeding days.
kk thanks for the info...
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If you are wanting it to help heat the cage it isn't going to do much. For night viewing it probably is going to be too bright. Overall I would just return it.
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Re: Red compact fluorescent bulb for night?
yeah i ended up returning it and purchasing a 75 watt zilla night bulb from petco....Thanks for all the info!
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