ProRep Leopard Gecko Accessory Kit - UVB Heat Lighting Setup Full Kit

This kit is best suited for enclosures designed for leopard geckos. A minimum of a 20-gallon long tank is generally recommended for an adult leopard gecko.

UVB bulbs degrade over time even if they still produce visible light. It is recommended to replace the T5 Zone 1 UVB bulb every 6 to 12 months, depending on the manufacturer's specifications, to ensure consistent UVB output.

This kit is specifically curated for the needs of leopard geckos. While some components might be adaptable, the temperature and UVB levels are optimized for leopard geckos. Research the specific requirements of other species before use.

The 60W flood spot lamp, controlled by the dimming thermostat, is intended to be the primary heat source for creating the basking spot. No additional heat source is typically required if the thermostat is set correctly and the ambient room temperature is within a suitable range.

Keep the moss brick inside the shedding hide consistently damp. You can also lightly mist the enclosure, particularly around the shedding hide area, if needed. Avoid making the entire enclosure overly humid.

A dimming thermostat controls the heat output of the lamp by dimming or brightening it, allowing for precise temperature regulation. This helps maintain a stable basking temperature without the on/off cycling of on/off thermostats, providing a more consistent heat source.

Adjust the settings on the dimming thermostat. Ensure the thermostat probe is placed correctly near the basking area and not directly on the heat source. Check that the correct wattage bulb is used for the enclosure size and room temperature.

Ensure the bulb is securely screwed into the fixture. Check the power connection and the timer settings. If the bulb is old, it may need replacing.

Ensure the shedding hide is kept consistently moist using the moss brick. Increase humidity slightly in the enclosure if necessary. Ensure adequate calcium and vitamin A are provided in the diet.

Verify that the thermostat is properly plugged in and receiving power. Check the fuse if applicable. Consult the thermostat's manual for specific troubleshooting steps.