Komodo Reptile Neodymium Daylight Spot Bulb - 75 W
A broad spectrum daylight lamp for reptiles. This lamp is produced using impregnated glass with a ...A broad spectrum daylight lamp for reptiles. This lamp is produced using impregnated glass with a type of ‘rare earth’ element known as neodymium, which gives the glass a blue hue. The neodymium in the glass filters out yellow light produced by normal spot bulbs, creating a whiter light that is more natural in appearance. Neodymium filtered light can also enhance the appearance of greens and reds within an enclosure. Key Features: Neodymium coating reduces yellow for a whiter daytime light. Emits up to 90% of power as beneficial warming infrared rays. Optimum heat source for efficient thermo-regulation & metabolism. Moderate output of UVA rays also stimulate appetite & the immune system. Wattage: 75 W. Reptile pet keeping is more popular than ever. Recent research shows that there are now probably more reptiles pets in the UK than there are dogs, with around 8 million reptiles in over a million households.
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A broad spectrum daylight lamp for reptiles. This lamp is produced using impregnated glass with a type of ‘rare earth’ element known as neodymium, which gives the glass a blue hue. The neodymium in the glass filters out yellow light produced by normal spot bulbs, creating a whiter light that is more natural in appearance. Neodymium filtered light can also enhance the appearance of greens and reds within an enclosure. Key Features: Neodymium coating reduces yellow for a whiter daytime light. Emits up to 90% of power as beneficial warming infrared rays. Optimum heat source for efficient thermo-regulation & metabolism. Moderate output of UVA rays also stimulate appetite & the immune system. Wattage: 75 W. Reptile pet keeping is more popular than ever. Recent research shows that there are now probably more reptiles pets in the UK than there are dogs, with around 8 million reptiles in over a million households.