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UVB lighting

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Posted by: Alexcr at Mon Sep 24 00:13:00 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Alexcr ]  
   

I've been using repti-sun 10.0 for my snakes, (Argentine, Guyana's) and was wondering if they really need a UVB light? I also have a Ball python and Durmils and was thinking about getting the a UVB light as well. Should I use another type of light for them or should I stay with the Repti-Sun 10.0.
I was thinking about using Repti-Sun 2.0 which they say has a hig color rendering index for better viewing. Any suggestion on what you anyone is using or what I should use.
Thanks
Alex

   

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