UVA UVB Reptile Light 10.0, 26W Desert UVB Compact Fluorescent Terrarium Lamp, UVB Light for Reptiles, UVB UVA Light Bulb for Reptiles Bearded Dragons Lizards Tortoises Snakes
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UVA UVB Reptile Light 10.0, 26W Desert UVB Compact Fluorescent Terrarium Lamp, UVB Light for Reptiles, UVB UVA Light Bulb for Reptiles Bearded Dragons Lizards Tortoises Snakes
Package Dimensions : 6.54 x 2.56 x 2.52 inches; 4.16 ounces
Item model number : RPT002
Date First Available : July 9, 2025
ASIN : B0FH4PQH3F
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UVB 10.0 reptile light is essential for the health of all desert dwelling reptiles, such as bearded dragons, lizards, leopard geckos, iguanas, tortoises, snakes, other desert reptiles and amphibians. 26W 10.0 UVB rays simulate the desert sunlight, providing 10% UVB and 30% UVA output, help reptiles synthesize vitamin D3 and properly absorb calcium. Upgraded technology to ensure low degradation, stable UVB output, energy saving and longer-lasting UVB exposure. Standard E26 socket.
Simulating Natural Sunlight: The UVA UVB reptile light bulb can simulate the sunlight exposure in the natural habitats of desert areas, providing 10% UVB and 30% UVA output. UVB helps reptile pets synthesize vitamin D3, promotes calcium absorption and supports bone and metabolic health. UVA light not only promotes reptiles’ appetite, digestion and reproduction but also help stimulate natural behaviors like foraging, mating and exploring.
Energy Saving Bulb: Upgraded to be brighter than ordinary reptile bulbs, providing a high-level UVB output, save energy while maintaining high brightness, create a natural lighting environment for reptiles. Simulate sunrise and sunset, bring your pet back to nature. The efficiency of the reptile UVB light bulb increased much and save more energy. Lifespan up to 3000 hours.
Essential for Desert Reptiles: This UVB 10.0 light bulb is specifically designed for desert and high sunlight-requiring reptiles, suitable for all desert-dwelling reptiles such as bearded dragons, lizards, leopard geckos, iguanas, tortoises, snakes and other desert reptiles and amphibians. Compatible with standard E26 lamp bases, 110V, making installation and replacement convenient. The reptile bulb works quietly without buzzing noises or flickering of the lights. Highly recommend replacing the bulb every 6-12 months to ensure continuous effective UVB output.
Safe Tips: Please pair it with a high-quality ceramic lamp holder when using the UVB light. Always keep the UVB light at least 20cm distance away from the reptile. Avoid splashing water on the light. Do not switch the light on and off frequently.
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Seth –
Nice and bright, cheaper than pet store
This is a nice bulb! It’s plenty bright and way cheaper than buying from the pet store. The color is rather blue, but that’s to be expected. Standard bulb socket size and a touch larger than a standard bulb.I’ve had it in my turtle tank for about a month without any issues so far! I don’t forsee any durability issues, but I’ll report back if the lifespan isn’t what’s expected.All in all, it’s a bright UVB bulb that does the trick for my turtle, so I’m happy with it!
Customer Review –
Not the best, but it’ll do in a pinch
So I’ve heard that spiral bulbs aren’t recommended for UVB for reptiles because the area of coverage is too narrow or something, but it may also depend on your specific reptile and enclosure setup. Which is another good reason to do all of your in-depth research ahead of time BEFORE getting your animal.Seriously. I cannot stress that enough.Anyway, I got this as a backup bulb for my kingsnake’s temporary enclosure while I’m in the process of upgrading him to a larger enclosure that’ll better accommodate the longer T5 UVB bulbs.So as a backup, this’ll do in a pinch, or maybe for certain animals, but if money isn’t an issue, I’d say definitely go for the more expensive T5 setup with the appropriate wattage light for you specific animal.
sonicjives –
Weak lifespan
Bulb dead after 1 month use
Sarah –
Dimmer than my normal bulb
I purchased this bulb as a backup for my leopard gecko, Irena, in case her linear UVB bulb needs replacing. It fits well in my deep light fixture and provides UVA/UVB coverage, though it seems slightly dimmer than other bulbs Iâve used. My only concern is that the instructions caution against turning it on and off frequently, which is a bit tricky since reptiles need a proper day-night cycle to support digestion and overall health. Functionally, it seems fine as a temporary or emergency option.
Alex D. –
The light works as expected
The light works well. It is on the brighter side and adds a lot of white light to the enclosure. It works as expected. It seems to be emitting sufficient UV rays from the bulb. It has lasted awhile so far.
mikecart1 –
Bright, but May Require Separate Lamp Stand
Your reptile needs UVB light and this one is a solid choice. One thing I overlooked was how long the light is. If you typically use UVB lights in lamps that sit flush on top of your petâs cage or terrarium, you may need to get a much deeper lamp or have this fit into your current lamp on a separate stand. The bulb area is over 5 inches long and the entire light is over 6 inches. Since many popular lamps are in the 4 inch range, make sure you have a plan to use this on a separate stand or clip that attaches to the end of your petâs habitat. Overall, very nice UVB light source.
Moonfish –
Works well
This is uvb/uva reptile bulb seems to be fairly standard. It gives good quality light, albeit a little dimmer then most I have had. It functions well and the size is good for my younger lizard. It’s a few dollars cheaper than in store for the same capacity light. As for lifespan, I have only been using it about a week and still going strong.
Mindy S. –
Bright UVB bulb
Great UVB light that is very bright as well. I ordered this to go over my older Canary’s cage as birds need UVB as well. This is a larger bulb so if you are using the small dome light fixtures the bulb itself does extend out past the bottom of the fixture slightly which will cause it to not sit level. You do need either the large fixtures or deep ones.