💡 Enhanced Lighting Solution: Fluker's Repta-Clamp Lamp 8.5-Inch Ceramic with Dimmable Switch Review

Last night as I put my beard to bed I noticed that my heat lamp seemed to be vibrating in the lamp. I turned it off and waited until morning to check it out, knowing I'd be turning it back on all day. When I removed the lamp, I heard a loud pop and saw a bright electrical discharge. Please note that the device is switched off! The entire neck of the bulb has melted in the socket. MELTS! Not broken, not melted! I used a 150 watt lightbulb as recommended for this size fixture. If I hadn't caught…

Almost every tank I have has one. I breed geckos so we can easily say +/- 20 tanks. I've never had a problem and will continue to buy them as long as I have tanks that need them. The dimmer is amazing and you can turn off the lamp on the dimmer. I can dim the lamp in summer when it's hot and turn it on brighter in winter when it's cold. The dimmer will not work with an MVB lamp as the mercury lamp is not dimmable. I don't know if the MVB works when the dimmer is set to "full on" and not "dimmed

This is great quality and a great price, you can't go wrong! Ideal for observing your animals day or night without disturbing their day-night cycle. Especially good for reptiles and amphibians. I suggest buying multiple bulbs, at least 2 but optimally 3 so you can have a daylight bulb in one, a ceramic ONLY HEAT bulb with no visible light (at Revain for about $12) to keep it constant for a better temperature range , and a night bright. for nocturnal viewing. Having used many types and brands of