Djturna4thakidz
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Look on llllreptile's website, they have a good selection of hygrometers and thermometers. The one I have has both and was like $20. I think it was an exo terra but not sure
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Look on llllreptile's website, they have a good selection of hygrometers and thermometers. The one I have has both and was like $20. I think it was an exo terra but not sure
Thank you. I've been on amazon and every thermo/hydro has mixed reviews
Okay so one morenthing. I've read on ferretinmyshoe thread that you can use a household incandescent light bulb in place of the basking bulb.
My question is, if I have a live plant in the cage should I use a plant growing bulb in place of the basking bulb? Or is the 26 watt UV going to help the plant?
My basking bulb or incandescents would be 75 watt.
Thanks for being patient!
My question is, if I have a live plant in the cage should I use a plant growing bulb in place of the basking bulb? Or is the 26 watt UV going to help the plant?
My basking bulb or incandescents would be 75 watt.
Thanks for being patient!
lukehirst87
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Just your basking bulb and uv will be ok the plant will do fine
should be fine i have plants growing with uv and incandescent now. but for my big boy cage i do have a dual light t5 fixture that will have a uvb and a plant bulb in it. anything 6500k in colour will help plants thrive
Djturna4thakidz
Established Member
You need a basking bulb, which most people just use a regular household bulb and then you also need a UVB light which will provide the light needed for plant growth. I have a basking bulb, UVB bulb and plant growth bulb, but you can get away with just basking and uvb
