75W Basking UVA+UVB Heat Bulbs for Reptiles&Amphibians Turtle Heating Lamp E26 Base Full Spectrum Sun Light Bulb Perfect for Terrariums, Tanks, and Cages 6-Pack

Still after months of use first one works. 1was broke but 4 more to go.

Great light for the price. We have a bearded dragon and she really enjoys the light vs. what we had before ( heat lamp, which was temporary. ). She is so much more active and with a good and balanced diet( meal worms and greens) she is thriving. The light itself is small but for one dragon its enough. I will assume that we will add another light int he winter month, depending how cold it will be in her habitat.

This lamp lasted about a month. The lights didn't last long, started flickering and then when the bulb went out and I removed it part of it was stuck into the housing, but also when I was turning it to remove it the light came back on, which means it did not blow out, but there was something wrong with the lamp. I would not purchase this item again.

Just received these bulbs today. The three that I am using are fine, however one of them did come broken. The only reason I’m putting that in this review is because I can’t figure out anyway to contact the company I bought these from and I don’t want to return all of the bulbs. So if anyone from the company that sold these to me sees this, I would like my broken bulb replaced. Other than that they seem fine so far. UPDATE- One bulb burned out yesterday, another burned out today, one arrived broken. So, all in all not a great deal. I won’t be buying these again.

These lights work great for reptile tanks.

I have a colony of Anoles. These worked great at first, tiny but bright and very hot. However these bulbs are very dangerous. I bought 60. If you even touched the lamps to reposition (such as when feeding lizards) the immediately burned out, and not just a typical burning out. These burst into a cloud of black smoke that smelled dangerous and chemical. It happened multiple times one right after the other, so I had to turn off all the lamps and replace them with a normal heating lamp after just one day of use. Upon further inspection, several of the bulbs had detached from their bases, and fused to my lamp sockets making them nearly impossible to get out. Several others (bulbs that did NOT even burst into an infernal smoke cloud) had charred and damaged the sockets, so that they no longer worked with any bulbs and had to be thrown away. Don’t buy these. They’re dangerous and a real fire hazard.

It works great as a UVA/B light bulb. The one problem is that it gets so hot and I think that causes the light to twist off the base when unscrewing it.

We have used these bulbs for our indoor plants as well as for our reptiles. Both plants and reptiles have flourished under the multiple UV rays of these bulbs.