LUCKY HERP Reptile Heat Lamp - 100W (2nd Gen) Heat Lamp Bulbs for Reptiles 2 Pack, Amphibians Basking Heat Lamp Bulbs, UVA Daylight Basking Light for Reptiles, Bearded Dragon, Lizard, Turtle, Chicken

they keep the snake warm and work well when left on all the time. If they are turned on and off, the life hours does not stay.

Good use for summer when it's hotter out and you don't need a 100Watt. Its not too bright or too dim. Easy to put in and works right away. Perfect use for a bearded dragon too keep them warm.

The heat lamp bulb provides consistent, reliable warmth, making it ideal for a variety of uses, from reptile enclosures to outdoor spaces. It heats up quickly and maintains a steady temperature, creating a comfortable environment. The bulb is durable, with a solid build that holds up well under continuous use. Its bright, focused light effectively covers the intended area, ensuring efficient heat distribution. Overall, it performs as expected and is a dependable choice for anyone needing a reliable heat source.

This is a good product over all.Pros.1. Price is great2. They arrived both working so are durable during shipping3. True to size4. Look and fit great5. Easy install just like any lightbulbCons. They burnout pretty quickly if you are constantly using them.Overall great product.

Insanely fast delivery! Was in a bit of a pickle due to my only petstore nearby being out of stock in any heat bulbs that fit my light this came just in time and works wonderfully!

I use these for these a supplemental l lighting for my desert tortoise's indoor enclosure. They work well and I find they last about 10 months each when on for about 8 hours every day. I have this light next to two UVA/UVB compact florescence bulbs and a stand alone ceramic heat emitter for full coverage.

I purchased a small greenhouse from Amazon and use it to house my seedlings while waiting for warmer temperatures that would allow me to plant my crop. The greenhouse works great in daytime but when the sun goes down, the cold comes into the greenhouse in a hurry. The temp inside the greenhouse gets lower than the ambient temperature, so I was moving them inside for every frost warning. I finally bought these bulbs and put one in a clamp light and that solved my problem. It warms the greenhouse up by about 10 degrees which is normally enough to allow me to keep them outside. This saved me a lot of work and t he plants have kept warm enough to avoid any frost.

Get what you pay for. I’ve bought these a few times because they were same day and after the first two lasted less than a month or so I thought maybe just a bad batch. Not only do they randomly just pop then they’re broken when you turn the light back on but the base breaks off inside the screw terminal resulting in glass sometimes being broken or just trying to get the aluminum base out. This has happened on all 6 of these I’ve used. Complete trash