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Jun 3, 2023 6:49 PM CST
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I bought the light bulb Ursula uses and found a $36 reptile "brooder light" on sale at a local pet store for $18. I have to pick up the light and I'm having the light bulb shipped to me, so hopefully #1 they fit together and #2, they work together. *Blush*

It says compatible with their brand of halogen light bulbs (and it says the light bulb is halogen) and some folks say they don't use the brand's light bulbs, so I don't think using their brand is a must. And I figure reptile lights have to be on for hours every day plus they use a higher wattage bulb than I'm using, so I should be good. Thumbs up But, once I get the stuff, I'm going to see about making a pvc stand like the picture above. nodding

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