Exo Terra Natural Light Full Spectrum Daylight Bulb - White
This full spectrum daylight bulb has a very high visual light output and high colour rendering ind...This full spectrum daylight bulb has a very high visual light output and high colour rendering index (98 CRI). With its high visual light output and 6700 K colour temperature, the Natural Light Terrarium Bulb is recommended as general light source for all terrarium types. The high light output makes this bulb suitable for planted terrariums and it is ideal for animals with lower UV requirements, such as snakes, amphibians (frogs, toads and salamanders) and nocturnal animals. Combine this full spectrum daylight bulb with Exo Terra's Reptile UVB100, Reptile UVB150 or Reptile UVB200, (sold separately) depending on the reptile's UV requirements, to intensify natural sunlight conditions. It stimulates appetite, activity and reproductive behaviour through UVA radiation. It also promotes plant growth. This bulb has a high visual light output and a high colour rendering index of 98 (CRI) at 6700 K.
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This guide is for reptile and terrarium enthusiasts looking to optimize the lighting in their enclosures, particularly those housing animals with lower UV requirements. The Exo Terra Natural Light Bulb provides a full spectrum daylight experience, enhancing the visual environment and promoting the well-being of your terrarium inhabitants. However, it's essential to combine this bulb with appropriate UVB lighting based on your animal's specific needs.
All features
Colour
White
Brand
Exo Terra
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long does the bulb last?
The lifespan of the bulb may vary depending on usage. It's recommended to replace the bulb every 6-12 months for optimal performance.
Can I use this bulb with any reptile?
This bulb is suitable for reptiles with lower UVB requirements, such as snakes, amphibians, and nocturnal animals. Always supplement with a UVB bulb for reptiles that need UVB.
Does this bulb provide UVB?
No, this bulb provides UVA and visible light, but not UVB. You will need a separate UVB bulb.
How do I clean the bulb?
Use a dry, soft cloth to clean the bulb. Avoid using any liquids or harsh chemicals.
What type of fixture should I use?
Use a fixture designed for terrarium use and suitable for the bulb's wattage.
Can this bulb be used for plant growth?
Yes, the Exo Terra Natural Light Bulb promotes plant growth due to its full spectrum output.
Troubleshooting
Bulb doesn't turn on.
Check the power connection and ensure the bulb is properly screwed into the fixture. Test the fixture with another bulb to rule out fixture issues.
Dim light output.
The bulb may be nearing the end of its lifespan. Replace the bulb with a new one.
Inconsistent lighting.
Check for any obstructions that may be blocking the light. Ensure the bulb is securely fitted in the fixture.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Enhances the visual environment of the terrarium.
Promotes healthy plant growth.
Stimulates natural behaviors in reptiles and amphibians.
Easy to install and use.
Offers a high color rendering index for accurate color representation.
Cons
Requires combination with a UVB bulb for many reptiles.
Does not provide UVB radiation on its own.
Bulb life may vary depending on usage.
May require adjusting the distance from the animal based on the bulb's intensity.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Screw the bulb into a compatible fixture. Make sure the fixture is designed for terrarium use and can handle the bulb's wattage.
Placement: Position the bulb appropriately within the terrarium to provide the desired lighting coverage. The distance from the bulb to the animals should be considered.
Compatibility: This bulb is compatible with various terrarium types. It is designed to work with all Exo Terra fixtures. Always ensure the fixture is suitable for the bulb's wattage and type.
Care: Regularly inspect the bulb for damage. Clean the bulb with a dry cloth when needed. Replace the bulb when it no longer emits sufficient light or at the manufacturer's recommended interval.