For plants and reptiles?
1022214
Not sure if it would be considered for plants and reptiles. For one thing it does not get hot. It works great on people that need that sunlight and miss it in the winter months.
1022215
This is a daylight bulb it gives off a simulated daylight glow. often used for treatment in SADD disorder and I use it for natural colored light photography. It may work well for your uses, but it is not a heat or grow light per se.
1022216
I don't have any idea. I didn't keep bulbs because they were the wrong bulbs for the lamps that I had ordered at the same time and Amazon advertised them together. Sorry I can's help you.
1978419
It is for florescent bulbs which do not emit much heat. It is good for bulbs that emit UVB which a lot of reptiles need.
411219
I've done research and the heat rock could burn your reptiles. I have ball pythons
437770
I use this on my rack system for my snakes (ball pythons, boas and misc colubrids) works real well :)
633849
Although I don't have traditional cacti, I have used on my snake plant, which is in the cactus family. Work great! The plant gets minimal attention, and has been thriving since I started using the Jones spikes.
1162202
For light hungry plants, you'll need two of these even in a 10 gallon tank. Moss will grow with one bulb, but most carpeting plants won't. I have a glass lid for my 20X10 aquarium, and have placed two of these on top. Not very elegant, but cheap and does the job.
1129045
Yes. However, cats, lizards, and other animals enjoy eating and playing with them. These plants also do best in hot, humid climates; they don't need much water. I keep mine in the house just o protect them from insects and animals.
633848
Yes, I don't see why not. But, I have a large collection of cactus and succulents and I use plant food specially formulated for them.
864826
Ceramic heat lamps sold for reptiles work for this application. I used one years ago when our parrot was ill. Clip the lowest watt one to the side of the cage and he/ she will snuggle up or move away as they choose.
330409
Not sure; we use it for nursery, or home chosen, plants only. Also, a hummingbird liquid feeder. No other items.
1824194
This would be fine for shallow rooted plants, flowers, herbs etc. Vegetables such as tomatoes and cucumbers tend to have longer root systems and would not be viable in the bottom tier, which is the larger of the two growing areas and has about half the depth.
1563732
I have three on my 150G and my plants are doing GREAT. Amazon swords and ferns.
2154706
Yes. My friend uses it for various salt water species, he says it's the best to control food levels. I find it useful for reptomin in my aquatic turtle tank, but not so great for larger sized turtle pellets. you can adjust and test it as well. Highly recommend.
598565
I think it would be ok for small reptiles, etc. but the light wouldn't provide enough of a heat source.
785575
It would probably be a wasted effort. Plants thrive out of the water on their own. It does a superb job in aquariums although. Best of luck.....
2200957
I unfortunately :( have caught several lizards with these on my porch. They should be able to handle garter snakes no problem. You will need to dispose of them still though.
493387
I would say, yes, but only for one individual. If you have multiple pythons, then you need something larger. This type of terrarium is very nice because you can set up the lights and not have to move them. It will also take the exo terra Monsoon misting system nicely.