Fluker's Reptile Incandescent Daylight Bulb: Illuminate & Enhance your Pet Habitat with Blue Glow Review

Recently bought as a spare. I don't usually use this brand, but I bought one of four before this order. The first bulb lasted a very long time so I ordered this one. I needed to replace a lightbulb that I had been using for almost a year. Two out of four don't work. I'm very unhappy. It's just not right

These Flukers 60 watt bulbs are good quality bulbs for daylight use (clear blue). My original bulb from my other manufacturer's combo light blew out just 2 months after purchase although it still works. The current price can't be beat, and that with free and fast Prime shipping!

Mine blew out within 54 hours. It never gave off any heat either. The lamp itself heated up to only 108 degrees in a room with a temperature of 60 degrees. There are phones that are getting hotter. It wasn't warm enough to heat anything that wasn't within 2 inches. A typical 15W incandescent bulb (only $1 at the store) was brighter and produced more heat.

We have always purchased Fluker brand products for our n Red-Eared Sliders. That works great. Their shells are hard and beautiful in colour, healthy and growing. I highly recommend Fluker Lab products. Their products help keep your pets healthy when they need warmth or light. Fluker Labs offers a wide variety of bulbs for reptiles and animals. amphibian-like

I'm buying another one of those 60 watt bulbs because mine blew out this week. However, the last time I actually bought it was September 19, 2020! I'm not sure if it's because I have a timer that turns on and off after a certain amount of time or if I have a super lightbulb. I've never had a lamp from any brand last more than a few months. So I'll try again and hope I get the same results!

Great so far. Could have been better packed. I thought it would break. Blue 60 watts. I use during the day. Seems to be the right amount of power for my young ball python in a 10 gallon mesh top tank. as secondary heat. And I connected the UTH (under the tank heater) to the thermostat for safety. I hang this bulb (in a dome reflector) over the warm side tank and move it up and/or down depending on the thermometer and heat gun readings.