Reptile
Keep your Snakes, Lizards, or Frogs healthy and happy with our range of products.
The Exo Terra Solar Glo is a self-ballasted mercury vapor bulb that provides the benefits of natural sunlight in a single bulb.
It is the choice of professional breeders for its proper balance of UVB…
UVB200 Compact Fluoro Bulb 13W Crafted to cater to reptiles with high UV requirements, the Exo Terra Reptile UVB200 emits an optimal UVB spectrum, promoting Vitamin D3 synthesis crucial for calcium…
The Exo Terra Swamp Basking Spot is a splash and mist resistant basking spot lamp designed for use in aquatic or extremely humid terrarium set-ups, where high humidity or accidental water spillage…
The Reptile One Compact UVB Lamp is essential for reptile health and growth.
The Exo Terra Basking Spot lamp is tailored for creating precise basking spots; it enhances heat and light by 35%, allowing for extended distance from the basking area.
Its UVA light contributes to…
The URS Radiant Heat Globe offers a revolutionary approach to reptile heating, utilizing Far Infrared (FIR) technology to mimic the natural warmth of sunlight.
Formerly Repti Glo 2.0
The Exo Terra Natural Light is a full spectrum daylight bulb with a very high visual light output and high color rendering index (98 CRI).
Effective heat sources of Infra-Red with virtually no amount of visible light. These are 'Infra-Red-A' and 'Infra-Red-B'.
The Reptile One Compact UVB Lamp is essential for reptile health and growth.
100w
Infrared heat globe suitable as a 24 hour heat source for most reptiles.
The Reptile One Compact UVB Lamp is essential for reptile health and growth.
The Exo Terra Reptile UVB 100 emits optimal levels of UVB, similar to that of shady environments such as rain forests or other tropical locations.
The Reptile One Carbon Fibre Filament Heat Lamp is a high-quality heat lamp that is designed to provide your reptile with the optimal temperature and environment.
The Exo Terra Reptile UVB 150 has a very high UVB output similar to sunlight in deserts. These locations receive more direct sunlight, therefore desert reptiles are more exposed to UV radiation than…
Showing 15 of 15