Chameleomom
Chameleon Enthusiast
I took out my 6500 plant light but I have to say I LOVE the Jungle Dawn LED bar and the plants do also. Well worth it
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Thanks... Good to know. Since I just bought all new fixtures it will have to be an upgrade later lol.The lighting you get ,will blow your mind. I turned it off just to see the difference without it. I was like wow I had no idea how things looked so dull compared with the LED on
So if your going to go with the exo terra fixtures ( thanks for providing pics) Then you want option 1. I am assuming that is a T5HO fixture correct? If so that works perfectly and yes your second bulb would be a daylight bulb. Then for the basking you want to use a regular incandescent bulb. Avoid the focused heat bulbs.
Other option is Arcadia Pro T5... Depends really on what you want though.
So I actually use these bulbs. Don't get the 100 watt it will be way too hot. The 60 watt would be better for your needs... I really like these bulbs I have never had an issue with them. However... WIth your set up I am not sure if a 60 watt will produce too much heat. So you will have to adjust the fixture up off the cage for distance to find the sweet spot.Sorry for comin up again with this topic :/
But I just wanted to place my order for the fixture and bulb for my basking spot.
I wanted to go with this exo terra Terrarium Fixture:
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Unfortunately I dont know the exact size of this fixture is.
For the bulb I wanted to go with an exo terra Daytime heat bulb:
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But I am not sure if I should take a 60W or 100W bulb - I have a glass cage so I am thinking about the 60W (maybe it wont heat up the glass cage too fast).
And the fixture is only supporting max 75W :/
So I actually use these bulbs. Don't get the 100 watt it will be way too hot. The 60 watt would be better for your needs... I really like these bulbs I have never had an issue with them. However... WIth your set up I am not sure if a 60 watt will produce too much heat. So you will have to adjust the fixture up off the cage for distance to find the sweet spot.
Your welcome. You can drop back to a 40 watt regular incandescent household bulb as well if the 60 is too much.Ok great, I will go with the 60W and monitor my temps.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Your welcome. You can drop back to a 40 watt regular incandescent household bulb as well if the 60 is too much.