BOEESPAT 100W 2 Pack Ceramic Heat Emitter Bulb, Reptile Heat Lamp Brooder Coop Pet No Light No Harm for Pets Amphibians Hamsters Snakes Birds Poultry Chicken Coop Habitats (White)

I thought the bulb was gonna be normal size. Its alot smaller then the other one I usually get.

I was so frustrated because I needed the brooder to heat up to 90F and the first lamp nearly heat up to 70F after several hours. I decided to try the other one and so far looks like it works better. I dont think this is reliable product and will be returning

One of two didn’t work at all ! Second one works, but not well. Would not recommend!

I have a 2 month baby bearded dragon, and even with his 100 watt basking bulb 10 away i couldnt get the temperature where i needed it (the temp was stuck at 80-85 degrees in his basking spot). this is a great addition and he now has the perfect heat gradient in his enclosure! I got the 150 watt ceramic heat lamp and I keep it 24 from the bottom of his enclosure, right above his basking spot. his basking spot is now at 100-105 degrees and the cool side from 80-85. definitely recommend for reptiles who need high temps with large enclosures (mine is a 48x24x24).

New to owning a leopard gecko, purchased these as recommended online. When they came in, they werent in a name brand box and stamped with an unknown laboratory, and after seeing reviews of them catching fire, I got scared and sent it back.

Use for my baby bantams and they love it. Its not too hot and keeps them the ideal temperature. Very pleased.

After shipping got extended an extra week the che arrived and it came broken. Only giving a few start since I wasn’t able to use the product.

Bought these to use in a snake enclosure. Glass tank, specifically. They do a great job at keeping the temps where they should be. In a ball python enclosure, the hot side is set to 90. I use these with a dimmer. WITH the dimmer, I can get the hot side to the 90 I want. If I use full power with these, the tank has hit about 96 deg F. You definitely need a thermostat with this, or you might end up cooking whatevers in the tank. The unit feels solid, and for now it SEEMS like it will last a long time. Only time will tell. If something changes, I will update the review.

Its a plug and go. I plugged it in and adjusted the temperature with my flukers light that has an adjustable temperature setting control. I set a thermometer under where my leapord gecko lays at night to hunt crickets. So far so good. Its been on 24/7 for the past couple months. The ceramic heat emitter is still going strong. Just make sure you do put a thermometer below to keep an eye on the temperature. Definitely worth the price.

Work great.