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Arcadia D3 6% UV-B Lamp – 24W – Forest 22” Open Box

The Arcadia D3 6% UV-B Lamp is a high-quality 24W light bulb designed specifically for reptiles. With a sleek black design and a stylish light bulb style, this lamp provides the necessary UV-B light for your pet to thrive. Made in China by the trusted brand Arcadia, this product ensures optimal health and wellbeing for your reptile while adding a stylish touch to your pet’s environment. Perfect for pet owners looking to enhance their reptile’s habitat with the right lighting solution.

Arcadia Reptile Heat Lamps Bulb Light E27 Basking Spot Solar Flood Infrared

The Arcadia Basking Solar Flood lamp is available in 50, 75, 100 and 150 Watts and will provide ambient heat to an enclosure as a wide flood source. The lamp has an inviting warm colour and uses standard E27 fittings. Designed to provide a good quality of heat and can be used with a thermostatic controller, these lamps produce essential supplementary UVA to aid wellbeing and colour vision and should be used alongside a species appropriate Arcadia Reptile UVB system. The Arcadia Basking Solar Spotlight range of heat lamps are available in 50, 75, 100 & 150 Watts. The lamps have a tight focused beam that will allow for intense heat provision. This is essential for desert basking species and for those species in taller enclosures. The lamp has an inviting warm colour and uses standard E27 fittings. Designed to provide a good quality of heat and can be used with a thermostatic controller, these lamps produce essential supplementary UVA to aid wellbeing and colour vision and should be used alongside a species appropriate Arcadia Reptile UVB system. The Arcadia Reptile SolarBasking Infra Red heat lamp is a wide beam flood red glass E27 lamp available in 50, 75, 100 and 150 watts. This lamp has been designed to heat the vivarium with little noticeable visible light. It is recommend that you use natural slate or similar under the heat source, this will store the heat in a natural way during the day and then release this energy back during the evening. This will aid stabilisation of enclosure temperatures not only during the day, but overnight when required