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Added this to my new 4x2x2 bioactive setup for my ball python. Many people say BPs don't need UVB, and the ones that do often spend a lot on t5 style tubes.Since I already have a basking lamp as well as LED grow lights for the plants, I went with this CFL style of UVB light to both save money and have a smaller footprint to work with.It's been going strong for a couple months now. Hopefully it lasts

Great value for the price! The light is very bright, and she loves it (even though she looks like she doesnt she's just judgmental)! Her light had been out for a few days and none were in stock near by, Amazon had great and fast shipping with careful packaging! I will definitely be buying them again!

Calling all reptile enthusiasts! If you want to see your scaly pal in their element, the UVA UVB Reptile Light is a game changer. My bearded dragon, "Buttercup", has never been happier. Since installing this light in his tank, it’s like he’s found his personal slice of desert paradise right here in our living room.This light is the VIP ticket to a healthier, happier reptile. It bathes Buttercup in those essential rays that keep his scales looking like polished armor. The dual UVA and UVB features ensure he’s getting a full spectrum experience, essential for his mood and metabolism. Now, every day is a good scale day!But here’s the best part: under this glorious light, my bearded buddy has started performing what I can only describe as the "song of his people." Imagine him singing the silent but timeless tales of dragon folklore—or maybe he’s just really excited about his next mealworm. Either way, he’s in his happy place, and it’s a joy to watch.Five stars to this reptile light for turning my bearded dragon’s tank into a tropical retreat where he can sing, bask, and be the rockstar he was always meant to be. Now if only this light could get him to clean up after himself…

Thought this bulb burned out quickly but ended up being a bad timer. We just bought this replacement for another bulb of the same brand that lasted 4 years. We've been pleased with shipping and bulb life.

I needed a good UVB light for my Ball Python. This light has been perfect and the snake has already been coming out of his hide more. We will see how long it lasts being on 9-10 hours a day.

I gotThis in March and it already burned out! Do not recommend

My friend (who knows way more about reptiles than I do) mentioned wanting these bulbs as gifts to cut down on her expenses. She owns a lot of reptiles and is happy to get materials for their set ups as gifts and was happy to receive this as part of her birthday present.

I saw some complaints that it doesn’t last, well I haven’t had it long enough, I think. I have had it for a couple weeks, I use it just during the day. I have a green anole lizard that snuck into my home somehow. She was living on one plant and kind of staying there. I was feeding her 2 small crickets per day. Very tiny lizard, the smallest one I saw since these things started appearing in my yard and around the house.But she left the house at one point, then a few days later came in literally through my front door like a person, so I allowed it, and she found her way back upstairs to the same plant. But when she returned she wouldn’t eat any crickets, and was acting super afraid of me, when before she had started eating the cricket right out of the tongs I held. I was worried bc she seemed to be getting even tinier. I read these lights could help with appetite. Since I have no cage I bought a simple lamp screw thing with an on/off switch and screwed this light into an outlet that just happens to be by the plant she was living on. After about a week she just ate two huge crickets, and I’ve been seeing her out more getting sun and hanging around the light.