Night Lights ?

Posted by leprachaun13 on January 05, 2003 at 21:21:42:

Hi, for a stocking stuffer for Christmas I got a "NightLight Spot" light for my leachies at night (obviously). My parents bought a 60 watt incandescent because they knew that I only needed to raise the temperature a few degrees. My question is, I've seen people talking about red night lights because they emit red-light which has a very low or very high (I can't remember) wavelength and is invisible to the reptiles because it isn't within their color spectrum. The light that I have though, emits a purplish light that is a little hard to describe. Is it actually keeping the Leachies up though? If it is I can probably return it, but I was just wondering. Supposedly it has "rare balck earth phosphors" to stimulate the "Natural Glow of the Moon" I'm actually quoting the box. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Ian

Follow Ups:

• should be fine..... mikecoscia 01/06/03 (3)
  • Re: should be fine..... RhacsRsweet 01/06/03 (2)
    • Re: I use both without a problem on my critters.... STARMOM 01/08/03 (0)
    • Thanks >>> leprachaun13 01/06/03 (0)

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