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Uvb placementUvb placementHi i have the tank pictured where is the best please to put a reptisun 10 t8 24in with reflector? it has to go inside and it will be around 7in from her basking spot, My tank does not have any shelves inside it cannot go directly above/overhead as the basking bulb is above and in the Centre,
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Re: Uvb placementYour going to need to get it in the tank --- or cut a hole in the top so the UVB rays can get in --- a T 8 is not as strong as a T 5 - distance for the T 8 is going to need to be 6-8 inches directly above basking decor - your better off going w/ the T 5 if the enclosure is tall enough - you need at least 18 inches height
Karrie
Re: Uvb placementHi the enclosure is not high enough for t5 thats why I have less powerful t8, just want it in the best place, I am most probably going to put it on the ceiling behind the basking bulb, there is just enough room with the reflector attached.
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Re: Uvb placementMoved by Moderator from General to Enclosures
Re: Uvb placementWorking out distance from tube to basking spot
![]() if compact UVB ![]() Placement ![]() ![]() Looking at your tank's arrangement , a T5 10% or 12% UVB tube without a reflector or reflector hood will work OR a T5 5% or 6% UVB tube with a reflector or a reflector hood will work OR a T8 10% or 12% UVB tube will work if it's got a reflector or reflector hood. OR a 26W UVB200 in a NANO HOOD ( reflector ) will work. ALL THESE MOUNTED INSIDE (UNDER THE LID). CBDs: Cleopatra & Caesar born 28Jan19.
Puff (RIP 10Dec15),Rex (RIP 16Mar17),Toothless (RIP 26Nov17).Peppa (RIP 22Mar19). EBTSs : George & Mildred (born july 2010). EWSs : , Fluffy (F) rescued injured by lawnwacker 14Nov17, Gutzy (F) rescued 27Sep19 - RIP 3Aug20 (est 12 yo), Wriggles (F) - injured rescue, over 8 yrs old, RIP 2Feb16 old age. Lucky juvenile (M) - cat attack rescue (lost r-eye, broken r-lower jaw), fatal SI RIP 21Jul2010.
Re: Uvb placementThanks kingofnobbys. That was very very helpful. Much appreciated.
Dave.
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