💡 Enhanced Exo Terra Compact Incandescent Fixture for PT2605/PT2607 - 45 cm Review

I shopped a lot before deciding on this lamp. I didn't need it before because my case was all glass, but my new one is wood and doesn't let in much light from the space around it. Since I'm using it on a gecko, I didn't have to control the two lights separately (as can be the case with other animals), so it's perfect. It only takes up one outlet and works great with my timer. I used a regular LED bulb for home use on one side and a ReptiSun 2.0 for enrichment on the other. You're doing a great…

I read all seven reviews before choosing the exo terra compact little light for my 30 gallon hexagonal planter. I wanted to deliver as much light as possible at 2 watts/gallon. The original light from the aquarium pack only had an 8W fluorescent tube, I never used it. The Exo compact has two incandescent bulbs and I use two Wal-Mart 10-watt fluorescent bulbs. My plants worked great with my old little 5 gallon hood with a 10 watt fluorescent light. Now they work even better and now my tank glows

" Friend. 26W CFLs)3. Exo has a wider light spread: 7.8" wide compared to Zoo Med's 5" wide4. The power cord and the Exo switches are on the right side of the light, Zoo Med (two switches) are on What to look out for if using two back to back lights or if you want the cable to be hidden in the back ?Zoo Med has no mounts, no problem if you don't use an AC accessory.6. Exo looks a lot nicer and cleaner than Zoo Med (personal opinion).Conclusion: as I said, I have both terrarium hoods and both…