LUCKY HERP 150W Ceramic Heat Emitter, Reptile Heat Bulbs, Ceramic Heat Lamp for Reptiles, Amphibian, Chicken, Dog, Cat (2-Pack)

They were a gift for granddaughters beardie

Love it

I bought 2 100 watt bulbs. So I could step away from using the black night light bulbs to help raise temperature. Since upgrading to 120 gallon its hard to get her temps up. I figured 1 75 w basking and 1 100w heat emitter would do well. Nope. So I did a 100w basking and 100w che and temps only got up to 88 do I still had to use a black night time bulb. These are maybe 50w each not 100w. Comete waste of money. And im honestly tired of wasting money on bulbs that dont work

No issues since purchasing works as described

I bought a 2 pack. They both got extremely hot, dangerously hot. Then within days were dead. I didnt realize until my bearded dragon got a little depressed looking. It sucked that she didnt have appropriate heat for several days before I noticed. I have my lights on timers. She is all fine! ...but now I have to buy lights again...

These would have been a great value but stopped working after one week.

Keeps my snake warm all night. Consistent through out the night. I set the dome light at a certain height and it says 82 degrees all night. The closer to the habitat/thermostat, the hotter.

Decent product. Would purchase again

These things do not stay hot at all. I’m using both of them at night screwed into a double circuit and it still is not putting off enough heat for my bearded dragon. These heat emitters sit at around 65° F.

I got the 75 watt bulbs for my ball python enclosure, and from about 12 inches up, they make the ambient temps around 80. Not quite as hot as i was going for, but thats not any fault of the bulb itself, I just need a higher wattage. Ive had it for maybe a month now and it works just fine, and having a second as a back up is always nice. Great value for the money!