Flukers Reptile Incandescent Blue Daylight Bulb for Reptiles and Amphibians, 25 Watt

Burned out within a week.

Good product at a good price!!

I bought this to replace my zoo med 60 watt blue daylight bulb. it burned out in less than 1 day. I will stick with zoo med as their bulb lasted me at least 4 months.

I bought these not long ago as back ups. I don’t normally by this brand but I bought one before this order of four. That first bulb lasted a very long time so that’s why I ordered these. I needed to replace the bulb I had used for almost a year. Two out of four don’t work. I’m very unhappy. This just isn’t right

I bout two because the first bulb I bought (different brand) lasted all of six days. Mind you I alternate 12 hrs night and day heat lamps. However these bad boys lasted me a good month honestly probably even 2 I’m just now using the second bulb so a great purchase I would say!

Excellent

The light does not glow blue but the bulb is blue. It just glows like a normal lightbulb.

After seeing a lot of reviews talk about their bulbs burning out too quickly, I was a bit nervous to try this bulb out. However, mine lasted 10 months and it was perfect for my crested gecko. I highly recommend people to buy a 40-watt bulb for their cresties. The terrarium stayed at a nice room temperature (71-76 degrees Fahrenheit), and never gets too hot. Though, I also live farther up north where its colder, so keep that in mind.

I got this to replace the day bulb for my leopard gecko. As an animal that doesnt bask or need UVA/UVB rays, he doesnt require a heat/basking lamp. However, he does need a bulb to simulate daylight to help keep is circadian rhythm in check. This is great b/c it provides the light without providing too much heat. So if youre in the same boat as me with what I need for my animal, dont waste your money on more expensive heat bulbs; this sort of bulb is all that you really need

Like the daylight quality and perfect heat for my plant and tarantula home.