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RE: Too much UVB?

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Posted by: Seiryu at Mon Apr 21 09:19:22 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Seiryu ]  
   

Are they going through mesh or are they IN the enclosure?

Also, if they are in the enclosure you really only need 1 UVB light. (Reptiles go in and out of the UVB lights all day so if they have no where to get out of the UVB, it could be a bad thing).

If you want more light. Go with the 10.0 and a 2.0. 2.0's are basically just brighter light, with no UVB basically (So little if any it won't matter)

   

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