Problem with white bulb is that you should not run 24 hours while a red bulb or ceramic heat emitter can be run 24 hours. In a cold room you might want to use one of the latter 2 because the temp drop at night might be to high otherwise.
Problem with white bulb is that you should not run 24 hours while a red bulb or ceramic heat emitter can be run 24 hours. In a cold room you might want to use one of the latter 2 because the temp drop at night might be to high otherwise.
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
Well I'm using an Exo Terra temp/humidity digital reader, I seem to be doing good on humidity if this thing is right. It says 85%. Maybe for the winter I should use a red bulb, night and day, what with the temperature drop being significant at night.
What about tube/strip lights for racks? Whats a good tube light to use if your going to set up a rack that needs temps around 75-85? I see a lot of different lights but im not sure which ones would be best. Also, do they make red tube bulbs? Wheres a good place to order from?
Someone just referred me to these little babies. I just got them in and haven't calibrated them yet to give um a try.
Amazon.com - Quality Importers HygroSet II Round Digital Hygrometer for Humidors
Advantage of Ceramic Heat Emitters is their durability compared to incandescent bulbs.
Fluorescent tubes are efficient light producers but give very little heat. If setting up a rack with same temperature for all enclosures; myself would study available cable and heat tape systems and decide in a pro-sumer controller rated for total wattage.
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
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