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is this a good alternative to a zoomed or other repo UVB light ?? I got it at home depot :
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That's a normal halogen bulb with a blue filter on it to maximize photosynthesis. It shouldn't produce any UVB at all. It can be used to heat a planted enclosure.
 
It won't if you have some critter or lizard that needs UVB, generally the box will state how much it gives off. I would look at herp specialty ones myself, someone somewhere is usually having a sale online. Good luck~
 
Thank you I returned it and got my money back. Ill just buy a UVB reptile light online since they are cheaper. Do you recommend any websites ?
 
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