Red LED for night time viewing?

[Reinz]

Sorry that it did not work. Sounds like round two will be better.

[roaland]

Sorry that it did not work. Sounds like round two will be better.

Haha fingers crossed lol had to order the red film off of Amazon bc no one seems to carry it around here

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[Gio]

Is that fiber optic decorative lights? That's much brighter then I would of guessed!

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Sorry I thought I provided a link.

http://www.lightyourreptiles.com/fixtures/led/


The fun little stuff on the top is a battery operated fiber optic light not related to the cage.

This shot is in the very early stages of the snake room, but it shows how the light looks on its own.

[roaland]

Sorry I thought I provided a link.

http://www.lightyourreptiles.com/fixtures/led/


The fun little stuff on the top is a battery operated fiber optic light not related to the cage.

This shot is in the very early stages of the snake room, but it shows how the light looks on its own.

Damn that thing gives off a lot of light for how small it looks! And cheep to that actually might be an option. You just got one of them in there?

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[Gio]

Damn that thing gives off a lot of light for how small it looks! And cheep to that actually might be an option. You just got one of them in there?

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Yeah, just one.

I think it is a little deceiving as to how much light is given off.

This is a little more true representation. Room lights on and dim, white cage LED light on as well.



You can see it does not over power the regular cage LED light.


Just the blue in this shot but I think I have 1 room light on as well. I had to enhance the picture here to get more light to see the boa.



Maybe for the decent prices go with blue and red. Mix it up for fun!

[roaland]

Yeah, just one.

I think it is a little deceiving as to how much light is given off.

This is a little more true representation. Room lights on and dim, white cage LED light on as well.



You can see it does not over power the regular cage LED light.


Just the blue. I had to enhance the picture here to get more light to see the boa.

Ya I'd want red but I didn't realy want it that bright anyway just enough to be able to see her move a little lol

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[Gio]

Ya I'd want red but I didn't realy want it that bright anyway just enough to be able to see her move a little lol

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They are really not bright.

I usually have to open the shutter on the camera or use a room backlight to get good pictures.

I have a regular cage light on here and the blue LED here. You can see it is fairly mellow.

I can't imagine the red would be overly bright.

[roaland]

They are really not bright.

I usually have to open the shutter on the camera or use a room backlight to get good pictures.

I have a regular cage light on here and the blue LED here. You can see it is fairly mellow.

I can't imagine the red would be overly bright.

Hmm might keep with trying the red filter trick first then. Need to buy another light bar anyway so might at well test my trick way first. But that's definitely on my list

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[roaland]

OK I finished putting the clear red gell film over the regular LED light bar. Not site if I added the picture right but I'll give this a shot lol


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[roaland]

Hmm OK sorry lol I guess red doesn't show up very well but it is indeed very red haha so final cost.
Led light bar $25 bucks
Red reading\gell film $5

All in all is very but and the snake not in it yet bc my other project is still curing.


And yes I built the stand in the back ground myself so eh dust lol

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