talal
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I m really sorry for the delay i actually have a test on Monday so i get barely anytime on social media i will however try my best to post the pic today
I am talking about the basic CFL bulb used in householdsYou may try to setup him a small shaded outdoor pen and let him out, under your supervision, for 15 minutes daily. After that give him a warm bath and put back in the indoors enclosure. I'm sure if that's possible - you mentioned that you need to go to work.
What CFL lamps are available to order? I would stay away from "unknown" cheapest brands (same for the fluorescent tubes - UV output is often unpredictable).
No, unfortunately, household (human) bulbs have no UVB/UVA output (be it CFL, tube or anything else).I am talking about the basic CFL bulb used in households
Can you post a link to this lamp or exact maker/model, so I can look at the specifications?are these any good in terms of uva or uvb these are also available
Some companies advertise them as both uva and uvb some only say its good for uva
Thank you. Unfortunately, product description doesn't give more information. This *could be* either metal halide bulb (they give out much UVA and very little to none UVB) or halogen bulb (they give very little UVA and almost zero UVB). Both lamp types are too harsh for baby tortoise shells.Heres the link
NOMOYPET ND-05 Frost UVA Bulb (25/40w)
UltraViolet A-Rays otherwise known as UVA, is a type of UV radiation. UVA has the longest wavelength of all forms of all UV spectrums and is essential for the health of pets such as reptiles. UVA regulates behaviors such as feeding, diurnal movement, mating etc. Currently available in 25w and...eastoceansg.com