Hey guys... whats the deal on these things? I mean I know they work effectively, (duh...)but can the reptile realy not see the light? And if so, why? Thanks alot guys...
Raymond
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Can reptiles actualy not see these red heat lights???
abstractcypher
Aug 13, 2003 01:25 PM
Replies (2)
B22
Aug 13, 2003 02:27 PM
Hi
they used them for night heating .
i would say dont used them i think they can see the ultra red violet beems.
also it make can take them out ritme .
i only would use a ceramic heater if the night temps drop below the 50.
they like a cooler night warmer ngiht is not so good either.
i dunno why but i saw many times on forum if they used a red light the beardie got sleepy and out of bioritme.
byeeeeeee
grimdog
Aug 13, 2003 10:03 PM
I have used cheap redlight and then expensive ones. The expensive ones put out very little light. When turned on you don't notice them lighting up the cage at all. I only use these now, and only on my green tree python in the winter. don't want him to get sick. injections for a ri would be he11.
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