Arcadia ShadeDweller-Max Replacement Lamp 2.5% UVB, 14 Watt, 22
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Description
The Arcadia ShadeDweller-Max is a top - notch lighting option for reptile habitats. In reptile care, proper UV lighting for snakes, especially those in large, naturalistic enclosures, has often been ignored. The 8 - watt 12 - inch ShadeDweller is good for smaller snakes, but larger species benefit more from broader body exposure. The ShadeDweller - Max is crafted to provide ideal UV levels (UVI 1.00 - 1.50 at 12 inches) for snakes in enclosures 3 feet long or more. It's perfect for common vivarium sizes like 4x2x2 feet and larger. This lamp allows snakes to thermoregulate and have full - color vision while minimizing over - exposure risks. It's also great for some lizards and amphibians in Zone 1 - 2 that can self - regulate. The ShadeDweller - Max comes with a ProT5 fitting, which links easily to other ProT5 and JungleDawn - LED Bar fittings. It uses the latest German lamp technology, consuming only 14 watts but being over twice as bright as the 8 - watt ShadeDweller. To reach the target UVI, it only needs 2.5% UV - B in its spectrum. Suitable for most snake species, it's easy to install, durable, and ensures your pet gets the right amount of UVB for a healthy life.
Using the Arcadia ShadeDweller - Max is a breeze. First, install it in the ProT5 fitting that comes with the lamp. Make sure it's properly connected to the power source. You can link it with other ProT5 fittings or the JungleDawn - LED Bar if you want a more complex lighting setup. For usage, keep it on for up to 12 hours a day. This helps maintain the lamp's 12 - month UV potency. When it comes to your reptiles, check the 'lighting guide' to ensure the lamp meets their specific UVI requirements and basking distances. As for maintenance, clean the lamp regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. If you notice any issues like reduced brightness or flickering, check the connections first. If the problem persists, it might be time to replace the lamp. Remember, always follow safety procedures when handling electrical components. And most importantly, enjoy watching your reptiles thrive under this great source of UVB.