Does repti basking spot lamp have UVB?

The Zoo Med Repti Basking Spot Lamp provides a focused area of heat so your box turtle can “sun” herself and absorb heat. It emits UVA rays, which are important for turtle health, but not UVB, which they also need.

Can I use a regular bulb for a basking light?

Any incandescent bulb can be used for daytime heating…even the bulbs you use in your own lamp fixtures. The higher wattage bulbs throw out more heat and so can be used a little farther away from the animal than lower wattage bulbs.

What is the difference between a UVB light and a basking light?

Florescent UVB Bulbs provide little heat. Situating one near an incandescent basking bulb will ensure that your pet receives UVB exposure each time it seeks warmth. Halogen and Mercury Vapor Bulbs generally emit higher levels of UVB than florescent bulbs, and broadcast it over greater distances.

How hot is a 100 watt basking bulb?

-110 F.
The 100 W bulb comes with the Thrive bearded dragon kit. This bulb is rated to produce a max temp of 80.6 F. As per the Petsmart Bearded Dragon pamphlet, a basking spot should be 100-110 F.

How hot does a 75 watt basking bulb get?

95 degrees Fahrenheit
Basking Bulb

40 Watt110 degrees Fahrenheit80 degrees Fahrenheit
60 Watt120 degrees Fahrenheit89 degrees Fahrenheit
75 WattN/R95 degrees Fahrenheit
100 WattN/R106 degrees Fahrenheit
150 WattN/R120 degrees Fahrenheit

Can you use a ceramic heater instead of a basking bulb?

An incandescent bulb can be used for basking during daylight hours only; a ceramic heater or nocturnal heat bulb can be used at all hours.

How long should a basking lamp be on?

In general, the “daytime” lights (that is, the basking and UVB lights) should only be kept on for 10 – 12 hours a day. When the daytime light is not on, either a night light or no light at all should be used.

What kind of bulb do you need for a heat lamp?

incandescent lamps
Heat lamps are incandescent lamps used for the primary application of generating heat.

How hot does a 50 watt basking bulb get?

If your basking spot is any closer, I suggest a 40w. A 50w bulb will not hit 120 degrees at 6″, maybe at 1/2″ from the bulb.