Reptile Heat Lamp with Clamp - Adjustable Basking Light with UVA/UVB Bulb Included - 360° Rotatable & Dimmable for Terrarium, Aquarium, and Reptile Habitat - Perfect for Lizards, Turtles, and Snakes

All reptiles generally need to bask in sunshine every day, at least for a few hours,This heating lamp can simulate sunlight UVA + UVB to meet the needs of reptiles for their natural growth environment. Improve appetite,Nutritional balance for growth,Increase calcium absorption,It has obvious prevention and improvement effects on the phenomenon of turtle backs, as well as heating to help digestion. Features: Come with 2 Bulbs. The design with clip makes it more convenient for you to use,It can be directly clamped on the fish tank and is not easy to fall off. Dimmable Switch,Easy to adjust for prime heating and lighting. 360° rotatable strong hose,it is easier to adjust for angle and height, Also the lamp provides a better focus for the light from the bulb and targets it better towards our tortoise. Suitable pets: reptiles/amphibians/fish/mammals/succulents Packing included: 1 x Reptile Heat Lamp 1 x 25W Bulbs 1 x 50W Bulbs

【Reptile Lighting Needs】UVA / UVB heating lamps can simulate sunlight, full-spectrum irradiation, provide daily ultraviolet intake for reptiles, stimulate appetite, accelerate vitamin synthesis, help calcium absorption and promote growth.

【2 Spare Bulbs】Two spare bulbs,they have UVA/UVB that simulates sunlight. Suitable for incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, ultraviolet light bulbs and ceramic heaters.

【Excellent Design】The heating lamp holder has heat resistance and safety. The flexible tube is sturdy and durable, can rotate 360° without deformation, and the lamp clip is firmly fixed on the tortoise tank of the glass container.

【Adjustable Temperature Switch】The temperature of the heating lamp can be adjusted according to your needs to meet the needs of reptiles at different times. Sunlight is the best choice for all daytime reptiles.

【Scope of Application】The heating lamp is suitable for most reptiles, tortoises, lizards, snakes, spiders, birds, amphibians and succulent plants.