Zoo Med Nightlight Red Bulb for Reptiles, 25 Watts

I bought this for my chick brooder. My chicks are 5 weeks old and not quite ready to be off the heat entirely, so I needed a dimmer red bulb that wouldnt put out as much heat as the 50 watt I was using. This 25 watt worked great! Ive been using it only at night. It gets the warm end of the brooder around 70 degrees, and the light is dim enough to help encourage the chicks to sleep at night.

It had broke as soon as I plugged it in. But the people were nice and I got a refund immediately!

I ordered this exact T-10 sized bulb

i have a 30 gallon tank and needed some heat for my crested gecko during the winter. I bought this and now i am stuck with it. had to buy more wattage to keep the tank above 60.

works as expected and has lasted a long time. They are on 24/7 and are still going

I am very diasappointed in the bulbs thst i received. Zoo med red incandescent bulbs should be made of red glass; these were obviously painted...BEWARE! Possible that different item placed in ZooMed packaging There is also no mark that this is a ZooMed product

Works well in reptile cage.

I purchased this bulb for my box turtle to keep him warm at night. He even likes it during the day!

I just received a Pacman frog as a pet and he needs temperatures from 65-80, this bulb is just warm enough to keep his temps up in the day without getting too hot. 10/10 would recommend if you have a reptile or amphibian that needs to stay a little warmer than room temperature.

The bulb worked fine. I had no problems with it. It did seem to bother my crested gecko as he did not move around at night when it was on.