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Zoo Med Nocturnal Infra-red Heat Lamp Spot Bulb 50 Watts. 120 volts.True red glass, not painted or coated! Zoo Med Spot reflector focuses more heat into your enclosure and minimizes nighttime glare. Ideal 24 hour heat source for all types of reptiles, amphibians, birds or small animals. Very little visible light provided so as not to disturb your animals sleep patterns. Excellent for nocturnal viewing of all types of captive animals, including: reptiles, amphibians, birds, hamsters, rats, mice,

This Zoo Med Nocturnal Infrared Heat Lamp is ideal for providing your pets with a 24-hour heat source. The red glass emits very little light so you can view your pet while they are sleeping without disturbing the animal's sleeping patterns. The lamp can be used in terrariums for a variety of animals, including reptiles, amphibians, birds, hamsters, rats, mice and more.For creating low heat and a dim light source in terrariumsAllows nocturnal viewing without disturbing your pet's sleeping patternsRed glass creates very little visible lightIdeal for viewing reptiles, amphibians, birds, hamsters, rats, mice and moreCan be used with a thermostat or rheostat to control the lamp's heat outputWarranty: 3 monthsLamp does not emit UVA

You can easily create a comfortable, reserved area within the home of your small animals by equipping it with the Super Pet Super Sleeper Sleep-E-Tent Hammock for Critters from Pet Store. This product will provide your friends with their own resting spots within seconds. This equipment can be enjoyed by several species, including hamsters, gerbils, and mice. Its functions and benefits can also be appreciated by your cold-blooded creatures, and even your birds.

Unlike pet cats, dogs, or small mammal pets like mice or even birds, reptilian pets physiology require external heating. These cold-blooded pets need heat from outside their bodies so they can perform vital biological processes like digestion. Put simply, no heat or bad heating and you have yourself a reptilian pet that may be susceptible to disease or other health threats.