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Posted by Tenor Goddess on March 28, 2003 at 10:57:59:
In Reply to: Re: anyone on ballast in flourescent fixtures.... posted by Linda G on March 28, 2003 at 10:39:26:
Thanks for your help! :)
Yeah basically I just wanted to see if these WERE the inside ballast as I've been told those are the best. Electronic ballast are NOT good but ballasted (inside, outside, etc) were what I was informed to go after. So...in seeing that for even $13 I could get the double strip 4' so I can have my 4' bulbs in there, I thought heck..IF these are the inline/inside ballast fixtures then why spend $60+ on one of those metal hoods when I can have these? ;)
Being involved heavily in rescue, this will help out a lot! I just want to make sure these are what they are..>I will stop by Home Depot this weekend and ask one of their electrical knowledgeable guys to see if he has a clue what I'm talking about. heheehh
If they are, you can bet Amanda will be a VERY happy camper!!!
Amanda-http://amandas_menagerie.tripod.com
:Hi Amanda,
:These are just regular old shop light fixtures. I bought
:a double fixture at Lowes for about $10 on sale. If you
:use one make sure it does not have any glass over the light.
:I use 2 4 foot Iguana lights in mine. My habitat is 5'long,
:3'deep and 61/2' high and the warmth from the fixtures heat
:my top area(along with a 100 watt regular light bulb for basking)
:to 90 degrees. They are alot cheaper than the $60 hoods I
:purchased for my turtles when I did not know any better :)
:Hope this helps
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