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gardnernamedjoe
> 3 dayThese are nice-looking and work like they should. My original order arrived with one of the two bulbs broken and before I even had a chance to ship them back, the replacements arrived (In what seemed like just 2 or 3 days). I would call that impressive customer service.
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Betty
Greater than one weekI use this ceramic lamp to heat my pet tortoise. It is in use. I dont know how long it will last,but everything is normal now.
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Pogi
> 3 dayMy bulbs do exactly what is stated in the descriptions, the only thing that I cannot speak on is the longevity of the bulbs. Once this bulb dies or loses its heat retention, then Ill update the review on this item.
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Nikol Rainwater
> 3 dayUsed this bulb to keep baby ducklings warm and it’s working great! I love that it doesn’t give off light, I have another lamp I use during the day and then I switch to this one at nighttime to keep the ducklings on a good cycle and rhythm. So far it’s working great and I’m loving the quality for the lower cost than traditional name brand lights. Highly recommend!
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Recty
> 3 dayThis is like most of the other ceramic heaters on the market. I purchased the 100w version, and it seems to be exactly that. I do like the warranty that comes with this heater, 3000 hours of service which for us at 8 hours a day is a little over a year that it would be under warranty. It also says it has a lifetime of 10,000 hours, and I dont recall our other ceramic heaters stating a lifetime, but 10,000 hours seems pretty good!
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klompenrunner
Greater than one weekI think this will make an excellent chick warmer lamp replacement! Just get used to the idea it may be hot. Very neat l!
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Dravkwn
> 3 dayI have been running 2 Sihiut ceramic heat bulbs 24/7 for over 60 days now and have had zero issues with them. They heat the reptile tanks as advertised. I use the wider lamp for broader heat and the smaller, traditional reptile lamp for direct heat on a large, flat rock. Both keep the given areas between 78 and 83 degrees, without producing light. Like others, I was skeptical at first given the price compared to box store brands but I have been very happy with them.
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Pandoras Nest
> 3 dayWe rescued a sickly senior cat who is often cold, despite keeping him in sweaters and keeping the heat up in the house. He tends to hang around the heat vents and grates, so I wanted to see if a ceramic reptile heat lamp would be up his alley - and he loves it! I can feel its pretty hot but not dangerously hot. It seems to disseminate the heat well and it heats up fast enough. Im glad we have an additional solution that doesnt take roasting the rest of us and making the electrical bills go way higher than they normally are!
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MegsPerspective
> 3 dayOur hedgehog needs a little bit of extra heat to keep warm in his habitat. This lamp helps keep him nice and comfortable without adding additional light to his environment. Works just as expected!
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Maritza Senger
> 3 dayGot the 60W for my young ball python in a 20 long to keep temperature an even comfortable temperature day and night. These are great for that because they only give off heat and no actual light. Have had no issues with it keeping temperature like it should even after prolonged use.