🦎 AIICIOO UVB Reptile Light 160W - All-in-One Sun Lamp for Reptile Bearded Dragon with Mercury Vapor Basking Heat, UVA, and UVB Review

The lamp emits a lot of UV light. That was too much for my beard. He had an inflamed eye and kept it closed for several days after I turned off the light. It seems like a well made light, just too much power.

The lamp gets very hot, don't put it near plastic, it will melt. Even the top of the lizard cage. My dragons love this lightbulb. I put it on a timer because it needs to cool several hours a day, maybe even multiple times a day, you can set it as needed for your pet. would recommend.

Tested shines flawlessly. I just got a new one and she is a lucky dragon! I only had one problem with a blown bulb but it was fixed when it happened. They are easy to buy and the service is great. The important thing is to see if the reptile likes the lightbulb, and when it lights up, it causes the person to do a tiny happy dance.

I have a UV meter and it shows the strongest readings I have ever seen. 400 x 12 inches and 1800 x 6 inches. Megaray is generally the most modern company for these lamps and their power is 200 for 6 inches and 400 for 12 inches. So I'm wondering how much is too much? I think I would suggest using it in the 12" range rather than the 6" range.

Not very happy with these lamps. I have now ordered 2 of these and they both arrived within a few weeks. The first was a week later. We thought it might be because of our setup so we rearranged things and used a different one and it failed too. I was hoping they would work for us, but I think we'll have to go with a more expensive brand.

I love this lightbulb for my bearded dragon! My house tends to stay cooler being an old brick house, the other lights I've used technically kept the aquarium within reach, but I noticed that Severus wasn't moving as much and stayed in the warm light zone almost exclusively. I decided to order it because it puts out great heat but also provides UVA/UVB and it seems to be just what my little fella Severus needs! He's wandering around more, chasing roaches, climbing his structures, serving as a…

Do not buy this article! First, the UV rays are too strong and harmful to your reptiles. I bought this light for my beard and she could barely keep her eyes open due to the intensity of the UV light. It's not good for her! Also, the light kept going on and off. I thought maybe it turned itself off because it was too hot, but when I looked at the real bulb, I saw that the metal part of the bulb was still screwed in, but the bulb itself was detached and barely hanging from the cord, which is what

I love this product and have been using it on my bearded dragons for a long time. My last bulb that replaced this new one blew up on itself just a month or two after I bought the new set. I recommend them for their fast shipping, lower price than other brands and convenience. However, I emailed them twice about a blown bulb as they appear to have a 1 year warranty on it as per the leaflet in the box and I have had no response. The one that burned out had its base ripped off last night and the…

Finding a UVB lamp with minimal UVB output is always a challenge for reptile owners - this lamp is actually at the other end of the spectrum. My UVB lamps are performance tested by my veterinarian. I bought this lamp for my Savannah monitor which is 10-30 inches from its UV lamp. The lamp measured 10x the required UVB output for both my Savannah monitor and Chuckwalla. This can quickly lead to health problems and be extremely harmful. Keep in mind that this high UVB output means other UV rays…