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Zoo Med Repticare 100 Watt Ceramic Infrared Heat Emitter
Description
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Non-light emitting heat source for all types of reptiles, amphibians, and plant terrariums. Lasts up to five years--far longer than the competition! Flat face design is more efficient than conical designs.
- - Flat face design is more efficient than conical designs
- - Reptile heat lamps suitable for high humidity terrariums
- - Can increase terrarium air temperature 10-20?F above surrounding room temperature
Specifications
| SKU | 167592 |
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| Primary Brand | Zoo Med |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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UL/CUL listed. For use only in Zoo Med's Repti Porcelain Clamp Lamp. Instructions: Screw the Repticare Ceramic Infrared Heat Emitter into ZooMed's Repti Porcelain Clamp Lamp fixture. Clamp on to edge of terrarium over screen top and plug in. Keep out of reach of children. Use in clamp lamps other than Zoo Med's Repti Porcelain Clamp Lamp voids UL and other guarantees.
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Ceramic heater
Willie82
5 years ago
Heats up 40 gallon tank well for our bearded dragon
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2 different bulbs, same kind, broke after 6 month
FMTij
4 years ago
Would not recommend for long term use, despite the 5 year guarantee. Bought this...
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Redman0228
Yes, I recommend this product.
Awesome price
Jt52
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great heater for 50 gallon
New to Reptiles
Yes, I recommend this product.
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steven7484
No, I do not recommend this product.
Not good at all
Rob3365
No, I do not recommend this product.
Makes a cozy spot to relax
bunnygirl65
Yes, I recommend this product.
My Sulcata loves it!
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Questions
Are these suitable for ball pythons
I have finches in an unheated glassed porch, the cage is 4.5 ft by 2.5 by 3ft. Has your ceramic heater been used in bird cages? What adaptations would make it workable. It is hard to find no light heaters for bird cages.
if used with the wire cage clamp LF-10, can it be used on top of a terrarium instead of inside?
- I use it on top of my chameleon cage (the top of the cage is wire). It is not clamped on.
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Can I use this for a ball python ?
- Yes you should consider using a thermostat also to regulate the temperature so it doesn’t make the environment too hot
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I have a leopard gecko and recently got this new tank. I’ve used basking bulbs at 100 watts because the height of my old enclosure was 2ft. The new one is 18in high and I was wondering if this would be good. The temperature needs to be around 80-90°F.
- Yes a ceramic heat matter would be suitable for heat for leopard gecko but, no matter what type of heating you use you should use a thermostat to control it and keep your enclosure at the proper temperature.
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would this be good for a dubia roach colony (in a big tub, needs to be around 90 F)
- Unless the room that you keep the colony in is extremely cold the 100 watt is probably going to produce much more heat than you need.
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Is this recommend for a African fat tailed gecko. In a 10 gallon tank? The temp has to be 90 degrees. I figured this would be the better.
- It would be too hot for your gecko. Somewhere online there is a chart that tells you how hot the ceramic heat emitter gets from a certain distance. I think a 40 watt would work for a 10 gallon. It is also worth mentioning that a fat tailed gecko needs about a 20 gallon long enclosure. Hoped that helped!
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Would this work for a chameleon?
- Yes it would
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Joe and I love in AZ. Joe my African Sulcata Tortoise lives in my backyard AS winters can be cold. Joe is currently housed in a small resin dog house he needs heat at night but not sure which wattage or lamp to use, any suggestions. Curious Mom
- If the housing is not extremely small for your tortoise and have enough height clearance to keep the heat lamp at least 12 inches from the tortoise, the ZooMed 100 watt ceramic heat unit is a good choice . However , you should plug it into a thermostat controlled power unit. If the housing has a lot of air ventilation, using some insulating cover is a good idea for temp stability and power economy. Even a bath towel or two will accomplish that. Of course, adequate light during the day is necessary to keep the tortoise in some natural day / night cycle.
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Is this ok to use for nighttime heat for my uromastyx?
- It should work. I would try and keep an eye on it.
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Whay can i do about my hachling iguana over heating
I am about to get a crested gecko and have done lots of research, but am nervous I'll kill my crestie. You see, lots of people have different opinions about additional lighting. 1 breeder said a heat lamp killed many of his crested geckos, while another breeder said it killed her geckos when they DIDNT have a heat lamp. Should I get a heat lamp? (My tank is a 12 by 12 by 18, of that helps at all) Also, should that size tank be good for 1 crested gecko for his entire life?
SO i am thinking about getting a leopard gecko, but i am not spending a ridiculous amount of money on a cage so i am using a plastic laundrey hamper that seems about maybe 10 gallons and i am setting up little hiddy spots and stuff but i dont know wha tbeedding i should use and how much light they need please hep :)
i have a adult and baby bearded dragon i. seperate tanks one tank is probably like a 40g and the other one is pretty big not sure of gallon size. what uvb light is best for them. and could it wait a couple weeks until i get paid or is it crucial today
My snake has lumps on his body. He had mites a month ago and I put him in quarantine and treated him twice with Jurassi Mite. Since then I haven't seen any mites. He also recently got a new CHE bulb over his tub. I'm wondering if they are infections from the mites or burns from the bulb. He's 5 years old and I adopted him 2 months ago. Please help.
Would reptaid help for a baby sulucta tortoise which I think has runny nose syndrome?
My one year-old leopard gecko about a week ago shed and ripped too many layers of skin off her tail and it’s been bleeding and cracking she didn’t drop it off and giving her a bath putting mineral oil on it Neosporin and Vaseline she’s very restless and continuously licks her tail I have her on Eco earth and she still eats and poops and Drinks really good
Hi, my hatchling red foot tortoise has a problem with keeping his eyes open for very long, he hasn't been eating as much as usual and when he closes his eyes I have to soak him in water to get him to open them back up. When his eyes close it almost looks like they are crusty. I have a cypress mulch and jungle mix substrate in his cage which is about 4 inches at the highest and 1 inch in his basking are but it's kept well watered. Thank You!
patternless leopard gecko body compulsion waves contracting and growling
I adopted a sick Leopard Gecko from a local pet store. The pet store doesn't take good care of Leopard Geckos. They have dried Mealworms, no calcium, no humidity, and their all crowed in one hide. My Leopard Gecko Geo wasn't eating Mealworms or Crickets. She is underweight and her tail is skinny. I started to get concerned so I started syringe feeding her daily with ReptaBoost. Today I saw her throw up some of the mix. It looks like she was struggling to regurgitate. Also the humidity is high.
Why isn't my turtle basking? He is just swimming in the water
I have a new Ball Python that eats allright, but it stays in it's hide all the time, day and night. I keep the temperature gradient consistant. The hide is the black square with a hole in one end. I feed him in a separate clear habitat. The substrate is aspen bedding wich, consists of perfectly square 3mm pieces that stick to every thing it comes in contact withincluding the snake wich is covered. I have to mist more than seven times a day to keep the humidity above 40%. One quart at a time.