Ceramic Bulb For Bearded Dragon

At 100 watts each one light bulb should be sufficient for heating any bearded dragon tank unless extremely large in which case you would need 2 bulbs.

Ceramic bulb for bearded dragon.

One example of an effective combination is the nomoypet clamp to hold your ceramic bulb and a lamp cover like this one to cover the bulb from direct contact. However there are also flat and concave brands. The goal of a che is to ultimately raise the temps just enough to get them into the low to mid 70s. This bulb focuses on heat production that is suitable for basking spot.

If you need more than 100 watts for either a larger tank or a tank in a cold room check out this zacro reptile heat lamp that comes in at 150 watts. It can work continuously for 24 hours without heating up. The black ceramic of these emitters is ideal for radiating heat efficiently. These types are the best choice for warming your pet s tank at night.

Ceramic bulbs from wuhostam have the longest lifespan and the most durable performance on this list. If the temperature in your bearded dragons cage drops below 65 degrees fahrenheit or 18 degrees celsius then yes. Wuhostam s 50w ceramic bulbs may be just what you re looking for. If you already have a heat lamp itself these are the bulbs you may want to use.

The ceramic nature of the emitter makes it specific to heating enclosures such as a bearded dragon tank. If you do not want to invest heavily in basking bulbs for bearded dragons then this is the ideal option. I highly recommend purchasing a ceramic heat emitter che to provide adequate heat for your dragon while they sleep.