I am using a flourescent UV light. Should the basking light and the UV light be colocated over the basking spot or should the UV somewhere else?
Thanks.
Kevin
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I am using a flourescent UV light. Should the basking light and the UV light be colocated over the basking spot or should the UV somewhere else?
Thanks.
Kevin
its best for the flourescent to go the length of the cage
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my animals
1.0.1 leopard gecko (goliath, gebco)
0.1 hypo red bearded dragon (puff the magic dragon)
0.0.1 schnieder's skink (ghandi)
0.1 white's dumpy treefrog (un-named)
1.0 house gecko (geico)
0.0.1 red eared slider (carl)
0.0.1 fire belly toad (escaped..)
1.0 lop eared wabbit (oreo)
1.1.too many to count, brown recluse (i think)
the rest of the animals in the hizouse
1.0 westie puppy (gabriel)
1.0 plain ol' outdoor alley cat (joey)
0.1 indoor rag doll kitty (tinkerbell)
2.0 goulian finchs
the basking side is more important since hat is where they go expecting to get it. make sure it is as close as possible. more than 10-12" away does no good at all
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Bennett
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