Recent content by CLee

If you are getting a SB lamp, get the regular 100watt, not the low one. And the 60watt is EB or, externally ballasted and they last longer and don't put out heat like the SB does.

Hijacking! Who doesn't love a good adventure?! Where we headed? :-)

I would but, with a Beardie, a Leo, two rampaging Monitors and my life, I don't have time to be old!!! :-)

Your Welcome :-) The only thing I do different is this: 1. Raise the Basking temps to 115 or maybe a degree or two above, the bit higher temp helps them pass any sand they may ingest 2. As with anything, heat makes them dry out faster so if you do that just keep him hydrated. I keep a dish of...

Oh, I guess that's what happens when I get lazy and don't read the article and only look at the charts. That makes sense, stupid brain, why didn't you think of that? :-)

Ahh, well... Don't I feel stupid. :-) Please excuse me if I offended anyone, I get grouchy when I'm tired. Sorry! :-)

It's 9:35pm over here, but I was ready for bed at 7:00pm. :-)

Sorry, I didn't realize you posted. What I meant by increasing life was, with the reflector on a Zoo Med Powersun it said it was putting out 600 uW/cm2 and without one it was putting around 200 uW/cm2. So at maybe 10 months it puts out say 50uW/cm2, with the reflector I would assume that reading...

Well, what do you guys think? :-)

I should go to bed now, I get weird and silly when I'm tired. :-)

I was using the roundish shaped bulb with a white coating inside. I didn't catch how you worded the sentence. I'm ready to go to bed too, I'm falling asleep. :-) See ya later. :-)

Of course, it makes perfect sense. Any bulb with a clear face and a reflective coating is going to produce higher temps than a bulb with a white coating. :-)

I'm not sure, it wasn't cold. It's just that one specific rock just doesn't heat up well, I'm guessing it's something though because it's only that specific rock. Maybe it just doesn't like me. :-)

An infared Temp-Gun but, I also forgot to mention something. It was on a very dark rock so I think it just absorbed the heat. I also tried it on sand and light colored tile and it worked fine. Sorry, I just forgot to finish what I was saying. It did work just not on the really dark rock. :-)

I'm sorry you feel that way, but no it's not. It's called constructive criticism and it's very good, reliable advice from experience. How is that bad?