What Lights Do Reptiles Need?
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- In this clip, we answer: What lights are best for reptiles? Do reptiles need full-spectrum light? Do reptiles need light at night? Do reptiles need UV (UVA or UVB)?
Taken from "Ultimate Reptile Lighting Guide" - The Animals at Home Podcast: • Ultimate Reptile Light...
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Taken from "Ultimate Reptile Lighting Guide" - The Animals at Home Podcast: ruclips.net/video/EhbDx11OMfM/видео.html
Dr. Baines is such a GOAT the hobby owes so much to her. I still be waiting for arcadias all in one 😝
Couldn’t agree more, she’s the best!
8:17 ill happily cope with all those lamps if it means my reptile will thrive
That's interesting, I use a combo of Arcadia luminize LED and UVB alongside a ceramic bulb from mid fall to mid spring (+ a large heat mat all year long) for my boa and in the warmer months I use a 50 watts incandescent bulb. He rarely basks and when he does it is only under the incandescent bulb.
Awsome that you repost snippets from the original. I totally missed it and had now the oppertunity to watch the whole interview. ❤
Yes, it’s probably something I should have been doing for years! I finally have time to start making clips, so I’m glad it prompted you to check out the original episode 😀
This was a phenomenal video! She did a great job of explaining the benefits of each type of light. It makes a lot more sense now why a combo of halogen, DHP, UVB and LED all together is so effective!
Glad you found it helpful!
I was wondering the same thing. I was stressing about wether to put all the lights separate but then I saw this and another video saying basically the sun has all those factors together so put them as close as you can and let the reptile choose where it wants to be.
I'm a big fan of temperate species, especially European species. This way I can keep them in outdoor enclosures. I think if you have the conditions that allow for this, you should give it a go. For example I've noticed with my Eyed Lizards, the colours you get on them outside is so much brighter than any you see kept indoors.
Yeah, I think that’s an awesome idea! It’s hard to beat a well set up out outdoor enclosure
Agreed. Every Mediterranean species can be kept outside here in California.
British folks always sound so convincing 😂
😂😂 so true!
What do you think of Adam Wickens latest video on this? He makes some fair attempt to be reasonable but those "Farce" stamps seem like the thing that gets views and likes, and may override the potential for being open to science and subtle behavior changes by some keepers? Or new keepers? What do you think? I know he's been on your show before and perhaps he would like to be a guest again. I thought you two had a good discussion in the past.
ruclips.net/video/cCdlqGFh-4M/видео.html
Thanks for sharing, I will take a look at his video this weekend!
If you do not understand the importance of this information and can’t afford to get the correct lighting for your reptiles when you are getting them… you shouldn’t get one at all.