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Flourescent Light Finally

This is what our member has to say: It cant hurt can it, Ill stick with the bulb that the light came with to begin with for now. Super UV u mean like ...


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12-24-2004, 01:32 PM
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It cant hurt can it, Ill stick with the bulb that the light came with to begin with for now.

Super UV u mean like this one:
http://www.reptilesupply.com/product...6b19173b14e88b
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If you have any melanin-challenged morphs I wouldn't expose them to more UV than the ambient amount in the room but that's just me. Can we see a pic of your set up? None of my leo set ups look good enough that I worry about the lights
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They have them in the T8's. That is what I would get. Actually I would get the cheapo industrial T8's, as they are 1/8 the price and last much longer and are much more effecient and pretty much the same. The UV fluros ware out and are practically useless in a few months, actually thats the way it is with most fluros, and if the bulb burns hot it will ware out even faster.

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I dont have a pic of thier new setup yet, im hopefully getting a digital camera for xmas so I hope to be able to get new pics soon. By melanin-challenged do you mean albino, blizzard n such? The lights are primarily for photoperiod control I just thought it might be helpful to have a reptile uv light as my girls are frequently out and about during the day.

As for the UV flouro the UV is said to last a year.... now to use a T8 bulb do I have to do anything special to my fixture as it uses a T10 bulb? or is it just plug n go?
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Yes I mean any morph that doesn't produce melanin normally. I don't care for the term albino since it isn't terribly situationally accurate so I avoid using it. More than the UV light in the room could harm such animals.
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here is a pic of my leo tank.... It will be getting a cleaning tomorrow so dont worry bout the crix in the water or the "poop" corner lol

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