Zoo Med Daylight Blue Reptile Bulb

True Blue Glass Daytime Heat Bulb for Reptiles

Product Description

Zoo Med Daylight Blue Reptile Bulb uses genuine blue glass rather than a painted or coated finish, allowing for improved heat transfer. This economical daytime heat source provides beneficial UVA rays for the psychological health of reptiles and amphibians, while its bright, attractive light accentuates your animal's natural colors. European quality supports a long burn life. Choose from 25 to 150 watts.

Benefits

• True Blue Glass: Made of true blue glass that is not painted or coated, allowing for better heat transfer.
• Daytime Heat Source: An economical daytime heat source for reptile and amphibian enclosures during daylight hours in your home.
• Beneficial UVA Rays: Emits beneficial UVA rays that support the psychological well-being of reptiles and amphibians in your care.
• Brings Out Natural Colors: Produces bright, appealing light that enhances your pet's natural colors, making it easier to enjoy their appearance in the terrarium.
• Long Burn Life: European quality construction designed for long burn life, with product specifications listing Poland as the origin.
• Horizontal Hood-Friendly: Product details describe the bulb as perfect for use in horizontal light hoods over your terrarium.
• Five Wattage Options: Available in 25, 40, 60, and 150 watts, plus a 60-watt 2-pack on this listing.

Variants

• 25 Watts
• 40 Watts
• 60 Watts
• 60 Watts, 2 Pack
• 150 Watts

Specifications

How to Use

Recommended-Usage Chart

Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed and contact your veterinarian if you have any questions or concerns about your pet's health.

Usage Instructions

• Use During the Day: Run the bulb during daytime hours as a heat source, since it is designed for daytime use.
• Install in a Suitable Hood: Fit the bulb into a horizontal-facing light hood, as described in the product details, for a perfect fit.
• Choose the Right Wattage: Select a wattage for your terrarium setup, using Zoo Med's Reptile Lamp Chart as a guide.
• Monitor Temperatures: Check the enclosure temperature with a thermometer after installing the bulb to confirm it is within a suitable range.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Hot When in Use: The bulb gets hot during use, so let it cool completely before touching, removing, or replacing it.
• Match Fixture Rating: Use a fixture rated for the bulb's wattage and check the fixture manufacturer's instructions before installing.
• Keep Out of Animal Contact: Position the bulb so your reptile or amphibian cannot touch it directly inside the enclosure.
• Handle Glass With Care: Handle the glass bulb carefully, and turn off the power before installing or removing it from the fixture.

Storage Information

• Store in Original Packaging: Keep spare bulbs in their original packaging to protect the glass until you are ready to install them.
• Cool, Dry Place: Store unused bulbs in a cool, dry place where they will not be knocked or dropped.

Shipping & Return

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Does the Daylight Blue bulb provide UVB?

Ans: The product information lists beneficial UVA rays, which support the psychological health of reptile and amphibian species, but does not mention UVB. If your animal needs UVB ask your veterinarian about a dedicated UVB lamp to use alongside this daytime heat bulb.

Q2: Why is the bulb made of blue glass?

Ans: The Daylight Blue Reptile Bulb is made of true blue glass that is not painted or coated, which allows for better heat transfer. Its bright, attractive light output also accentuates your animal's natural colors for maximum viewing pleasure in the terrarium.

Q3: Can I use this bulb at night?

Ans: This bulb is described as an economical daytime heat source, so it is designed for daytime use. For nighttime use, Zoo Med lists separate bulbs such as the Nightlight Red Reptile Bulb among its related lighting products. Check each product page for details.

Q4: Which wattage should I choose for my terrarium?

Ans: You can choose from 25, 40-, 60-, and 150-watt bulbs, or a 2-pack of 60-watt bulbs. The best option depends on your enclosure setup. Refer to Zoo Med's Reptile Lamp Chart when choosing a bulb, and check with your vet about the right temperatures for your species.

Q5: What type of fixture works with this bulb?

Ans: Product details describe the Daylight Blue bulb as ideal for use in horizontally facing light hoods. Always use a fixture rated for the bulb's wattage, and follow the fixture manufacturer's instructions when carefully installing it over your terrarium or enclosure.

Q6: Is this bulb good for amphibians?

Ans: Yes. The bulb provides beneficial UVA rays for the psychological health of both reptiles and amphibians and serves as an economical daytime heat source. Check your amphibian's preferred temperature range with your veterinarian, and monitor enclosure temperatures with a thermometer.