Does this have a ceramic heater and a black or red reptile bulb?
1987140
It does not come with bulbs. You will need to get what bulbs with correct wattage for your needs.
1987141
No bulbs or ceramic heaters are provided. Considering different reptiles require different amounts of heat & various strengths of uv lighting, it is up to the individual to research what specific needs your reptile requires & then buy the proper lights & heat globes.
1981627
There is a filter included. No heater, but Betta's don't need heat. Great tank!
1068119
I'm not sure if it is the same bulb you need for a reptile heat source, it probably is the same; the "10" bulb means that you are buying 10 bulbs in quantity. They are very good and the customer service there is the best.
1569052
Thank you for your question, this particular model has been discontinued for a couple years now and is no longer in stores. This model has still uses a 100 watt light bulb as the heating element, whereas the new models use LED lamps and fluorescent lamps. Hope that helps. Thanks for looking.
1303906
Hardware or pet stores. Just verify the watts/amps of the current bulb or check the fixture for the information. I believe it uses white light, which covers the entire spectrum, so those for fish tanks and reptiles enclosures work well.
533982
This comes with an infrared heat bulb only, you have to buy the compact flourescent UV bulb separately
4821
My unit came with an Agrobrite 6400 K color temp T5 lamp. You can put in what ever you want. T5 bulbs are available in a variety of color temperatures.
762719
I'll say for Betta fish... but not sure if for any type of fish but it has no heater/filter. Just tank with led light.
2160787
No...There is no heater.You need to provide your own if you are going to keep tropicals.
1442463
I've used this for over a year in an outdoor tortoise enclosure (the lamp is inside their "house") and I do use a ceramic heat emitter for night time heat. It is obviously not on at the same time as the basking lamp in the other socket. I haven't had any issues.
2076883
I took out the lightbulb and checked. It's certainly not plastic. I'd guess it was ceramic because it seems too coarse to be porcelain.
387858
No heat source, just the bulb to attract them and a fan to trap them. The device works very well in the evenings.
992756
Side insulation like foam or others found at hardware store like Home Depot, keep in a warmer room, maybe your tank is too large for your bulb. Ceramic bulbs are not really that great at heating room temperature but more for a specific spot that's why it's decent for creatures that bask in that specific area. For temperature, insulate, check out heat tape, zoo med under the tank sticky mat heaters, and mist regularly.
1130231
I believe its a conventional heater, I will not buy another one as this one quit working after 3 months
910948
Hi, it's not a ceramic heater. It's all plastic. I use it for limited runs to take the chill off my bedroom, and never leave it running for more than 20 minutes. The plug does get hot at the wall socket, which worries me and caused me to put the time limit on run periods.
796007
It comes with one hood but has room for a second one. The hoods that fit it are limited to low wattage bulbs (I think 26 watts) so you can't put heat lamps in them.
1653973
No,you will need a domed lamp,you can get them on line for around $8,the heat emiter gets HOT,the heats is directed by the dome,any pet supply usually has them,use a thermometer to watch the temp your aiming it at,they are designed for reptiles