Fluker's Incandescent Basking Spotlight Bulbs for Reptiles Tanks, Reptile Heat Lamp Bulbs for Infrared Light, 75-Watt

Worked great & great value for the money I spent.

My bearded dragon had to change the bulb that was originally purchased with his habitat. I decided to try the Fluker's brand because it was inexpensive and had mostly good reviews. It did not disappoint, this was proof that sometimes you do get what you pay for in a good way. I will definitely recommend to anyone who doesn't have a ton of cash and needs a good basking bulb that gets the job done.

Used for heating lamp for different animalsNice bulb and the price is greatSmall and compactEasy enough to screw into a normal heat lamp with metal reflector attached

Works well, temperature output is as expected. Burnt out after 4 months. For the price it’s not bad

As the snowflakes danced down during our recent freezing temperature and snowstorm, our little hummingbird visitors needed some extra warmth and care. That’s when we turned to Fluker’s Incandescent Basking Spotlight Bulbs to keep their food just right and their tiny wings toasty.Why Fluker’s?Hummingbird Food Magic: These bulbs provided the perfect balance of heat. Not too hot to scorch their delicate beaks, but warm enough to keep their nectar liquid and inviting. Our little hummers were practically doing the cha-cha around the feeder!Easy Installation: We simply popped the 60-watt bulb into our existing lamp fixture. Voilà! Instant cozy corner for our feathered friends. No complicated setup or rocket science involved.Reptile Approved: While these bulbs are designed for reptiles, our hummingbirds gave them a five-star rating. They’re like the spa day of light bulbs—gentle, soothing, and oh-so-comforting.The Results:Happy Hummingbirds: Our little guests didn’t miss a beat. They sipped their nectar like it was a tropical cocktail, even with snowflakes swirling around them.Liquid Gold: The hummingbird food stayed perfectly liquid, thanks to the gentle warmth from the bulb. No more frozen nectar mishaps!No Overheating: We worried about the bulb being too hot, but it was just right. Our hummers didn’t break a sweat (or a feather).Tips for Fellow Bird Lovers:Placement Matters: Hang the feeder close to the bulb (around 6-12 inches away). It’s like a cozy fireplace for your tiny avian pals.Day-Night Balance: Remember, hummingbirds need their beauty sleep too! Stick to a 12-hour day/night light cycle.Final Verdict:Fluker’s Incandescent Basking Spotlight Bulbs are the unsung heroes of our snowy backyard. They turned our freezing garden into a hummingbird haven. So, if you’re a bird enthusiast or just want to make your backyard the coolest (or warmest) spot in the neighborhood, grab these bulbs. Your feathered friends will thank you with a symphony of chirps and flutters! 🐦🌸🌟 Five Stars—would recommend to both reptiles and hummingbirds! 🌟

awsome stuff

Lamp burnt out in less than a week

This bulb does not give off that much heat for it being a basking bulb. I have a water turtle and he needs it to dry out every so often. He doesn't dry out at all with this bulb, I can also tell it is doesn't produce that great of light due to the lack of alge in the tank.