I've read in several places that due to their nocturnal nature, Leos do not require a fluorescent UVA/UVB light. Is it harmful to use one anyway? I am currently using ESU Desert 7%UVB Reptile Lamps on both of my enclosures. I wanted some kind of daytime lamp to create a definate photo-period and just for display purposes in general.
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lighting question
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if you just want to create some light and not produce any heat i suggest you use a 20 watt whitish covered bulb.
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it will not harm them, the sun doesn't. They will just probably spend most of there time in there hides.
n/p
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0.3.0 Dogs - Delaney, Darcie, Mali
2.1.0 Cats - Dante, Diesel, Dixie
2.0.0 Cockatiels - Toast, Waffles
1.0.0 Canary - Stewie
2.0.0 White's Treefrogs - Splish, Splash
0.1.2 Leopard Geckos - Phoebe, Celena, Isadora
2.0.1 Crested Geckos - Stubbie, Lou, Oz
1.0.0 Chinchilla - Poncho
3.0.0 Guinea Pigs - Rodney, Reese, Ray
1.0.0 Hamster - Harvey
Not to mention the plethera of fish (African Cichlids, Community, Marine, Multiple Bettas)
