Review on 🐍 REPTI ZOO 110V 100W Infrared Bulb: Effective Heat Emitter for Reptile Coops and Terrariums by Anthony Juat

So far so good but I've only been using it for a few days so time will tell. Therefore, I will conduct a review based on shipping, packaging, heat, heat dissipation, and temperature control. Shipping: Fast as usual with Prime. simultaneously. The ceramic radiator had no defects or thread distortion and could be easily screwed into my Repti-Zoo reflex dome with an output of no more than 200 watts. terrarium for python; which is pretty close to ideal (90-95 is the ideal tempo). I set it up on my stand, a few inches above the screen cover. Temperature Control: I set the temperature control to 90 degrees and it is close to the above. Unfortunately I have a 75 gallon glass terrarium with a mesh lid; which is not ideal for maintaining a constant temperature. So I don't blame the emitter for not being able to reach my ideal temperature. A wooden enclosure is a more ideal terrarium and is more effective at maintaining temperature and humidity. I add UTH on the hot side of my terrarium and also control the temperature with a controller. And I need to keep the humidity in the 55-60% range twice a day for my ball python. Again, a wooden terrarium is best for maintaining these ideal conditions for a ball python. And here, too, I don't blame the product because it seems disadvantaged due to the body style. Therefore, I recommend this radiant heater with appropriate reflective dome for performance as a good and quality heat source. for reptiles. If you have a wooden terrarium, your pace will be more stable and efficient. If, like me, you have not yet started building your own or have bought a wooden terrarium, then depending on the size of your terrarium you will get the same interim results as I did.