🦎 DGE Reptile Basking Spot Bulb, 100W Infrared Heat Lamp for Bearded Dragon - Red Light Bulbs for Reptiles and Amphibians (2 Pack) Review

I first met infrared incandescent lamps back in the 80s. In 1979 I bought the first rural house with a plot of land for my future dacha. It was slightly shamanized and my uncle and his wife moved into it. They said they were tired of living in the capital, even though in retirement we will live in nature. In those years, my work did not allow me to be constantly in the country. And the uncle, like a native villager, took up the garden and, of course, started chickens. When it was rather cool…

Incandescent lamp infrared mirror Kalashnikovo IKZK 250 W serves us for winter heating of the chicken coop. This lamp has a high heat dissipation. In addition, it is easy to use - you just need to screw it in and hang it at the right height. We have a lamp hanging right above the chicken roost. Why does the chicken coop need heating? In order for the chickens to rush in the winter, they need to provide certain conditions of detention. They also need to be warm. When the temperature drops below

Good day, dear review readers! Still, a very useful thing is reading reviews, I read a review from a friend Stella2000 about an incandescent lamp for heating a chicken coop, and the very next day I had this lamp hanging in my chicken coop. • BETWEEN EXCHANGE Before that, they used this, but not infrared. It had a silver color, but the principle of operation did not change, then the lamp was safely forgotten. In warm weather, it makes no sense to use it, but for the winter period just right…