BOEESPAT 100W 2 Pack Ceramic Heat Emitter Bulb, Reptile Heat Lamp Brooder Coop Pet No Light No Harm for Pets Amphibians Hamsters Snakes Birds Poultry Chicken Coop Habitats (White)

These work great in my 20 gallon tank for my bearded dragon. I’ve had these for about a month and so far I have had no issues. Still working great, i these hooked up to a timer, so set and forget

The face is smaller than I expected but it gets hot at about 650 degrees for the 100 watt. Yes, ceramic emitters get that hot. I decided to check after it turned a pot holder that I set it on, started to brown. For the money, these are a great value. Considering I payed $40 for one at the pet store. The face was about 4 across compared to these at only 3+. Ive only been running it for about 3 days so I cant speak to the durability. But these generally last a long time.

i got the 60w to keep my chicks warm. these dont put out much heat, just enough to keep them warm in a small enclosed space (without hurting them if they contacted it), as long as it doesnt get too chill. may need a higher wattage if you expect cool temps or drafts. fits in a standard bulb socket, NO temp control(amazon wanted that in the review), other than raising or lowering the fixture. heat without a light keeping them up all the time was quite satisfactory for me

Works and came In great condition!

These dont provide good output at all. The 150 watt dont even keep up with my other 50 watt bulbs. Waste of time. Not I have to spend more money and order new bulbs.

I was having a hard time keeping a good temperature in my cage. I have a bearded dragon and couldnt get the heat past 75, with this heat lamp I can get it up to 90 which is were it should be.

item as described, used it the other cold night and it did well. would buy again

Best value I could find, I like the two pack so I always have one as back up for my lizard

perfect for snakes good quality

Could have been packed better, in the two pack one was broke all the way around on the stem. It seems like youd get more heat from a lamp. With this there is no light. Its just a heating element inside of some molded clay then kiln fired