Zoo Med Nocturnal Infrared Heat Lamp 50 Watt

I love these ZooMed red night heat bulbs because I can see them therefore I know they are on. I started with heat emitters a decade ago and never felt the confidence that these bulbs give me. I give them a solid 4 because they work well, just wish they lasted a little longer. Still worth the money as they are better made than the competition in this category in my opinion.

My red-eared slider -age 19 - has never responded so positively to any product I have introduced. She
thinks she is in turtle heaven!

this bulb does the trick on keeping the habitat warm and visible at night.

..what, then, would "LOTS of visible" light mean: FLOOD-lighting?

For goodness' sake, does tell-it-like-it-REALLY-is advertising still exist...oi is it just self-serving hype and gross distortion?! "Infra"-red HAS TO mean, by definition, "below red," i.e., "below the visible spectrum," i.e., IN-visible light, NOT just a red-colored lamp.

The one I fell into BATHES my chickens in red light. Granted, it isn't quite as bright as a "white" light lamp would be, but it's plenty bright, so bright, in fact, that I wonder whether my birds CAN actually sleep in it.

I think "Entirely Pets" should stop using the rhetoric now applied to this product. Would I like compensation? Yes, but not in terms of mere $$$ returned -- leaving me with nothing lost, but also nothing gained.
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What I really want is a GENUINE INFRA-red lamp, folks - that's all.

Sincerely,
Rondack

great for night time warmth that does not disturb the lizard.