HealSmart Reptile Heat Lamp 100W 2-Pack Ceramic Heat Emitter, No Light Emitting Infrared Heat Bulbs for Amphibian Pet Brooder Coop Incubating Chicken, Lizard Bearded Dragon Turtle Snake Terrarium

The HealSmart Reptile Heat Lamp 100W 2-Pack is perfect for keeping my amphibians and reptiles comfortable! These ceramic heat emitters produce consistent, infrared heat without any light, making them ideal for nocturnal species or nighttime use. The 100W output is strong and stable, and the bulbs have been durable and reliable in my terrariums. Installation was simple, and they fit standard fixtures easily. Overall, this 2-pack provides excellent value and ensures a warm, healthy environment for my pets — highly recommended!

Got these for a chick brooder, and the lamp worked well for that purpose. Put the fixture on a timer, and the chickies stayed nice and toasty during the cooler nights until they were feathered out.

Works well.

I have this on top of my Dubia 4x2x2 enclosure (PVC with glass doors) for my corn snake. I do have it attached to a thermostat, but it never gets hot enough for the thermostat to shut it off. It keeps the warm side of my tank at approximately 82 degrees most hours of the day. I'd say that if your pet is more temperamental, and you have a large enclosure like I do, you should get a higher wattage. When this one goes, I'll probably get a 150W and keep it attached to the thermostat, just because I want it to stay around 85.

This is a good heat source for my bearded dragon when I don't want to keep the heat light on. Great for night time when your reptile is sleeping. Easy to install, just screw into the heat lamp socket. Appears to be good quality. Fit and finish is great. Good value for the money.

I bought these to keep some heat going in my well pump room in the winter. For 20 years I was just using a 100W incandescent light running 24/7 but they burn out every 3 weeks or so (and are very hard to find now). This is magic! Don’t need a light, just need some heat. Should last 10,000 hours vs 700 hours for an incandescent bulb.

Perfect for my reptiles. Last a while.

I have several vehicles I seldom use. One is my GMC 3500. The problem is that in the NW winters, the leather will mildew if there is no heat in the truck. These provide enough heat to prevent that. The result is that the interior remains in perfect condition.