You do need to provide UVB for RETFs, without it they can't produce vitamin d3 and will unable to absorb calcium (aside from the other benefits). A 6% T5 tube would be suitable for the size of your enclosures.
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Re: Lighting and heating for RETF
You do need to provide UVB for RETFs, without it they can't produce vitamin d3 and will unable to absorb calcium (aside from the other benefits). A 6% T5 tube would be suitable for the size of your enclosures.
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