When i say heat from the bulb i mean power density of infrared A. I recommend the following basking bulbs: Zoo Med Basking Bulbs: amzn.to/3PIwjSS Exo Terra Basking Bulbs: amzn.to/46cchHr You can find a power meter here: www.amazon.com/shop/reptilesandresearch/list/1G4C3O1ES17K2?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d Some of the graphs might be a tad blurry, you can find the graphs here: tomaskas.co.uk/a-worlds-first-power-density-iso-irradiance-charts/?fbclid=IwAR1smV5C2grXOLER0yMgzmQSBVt6t3MpBX_ggu9fvDswWDWjQFq3D_3Y2Uw
Thank you for the excellent information. I am nerdy too. Am off to buy the power meter. I really want to make sure that I am doing this properly for my bearded dragon. Brad, by the way is his name.
Hi im loveing your videos im finding them really informative and easy to understand, i dont have a bearded dragon yet just doing my research, can i ask about the all in one bulbs ive seen the exoterra solar glo all in one just wondering if they are any good to save going with 3 different lights
I'm thinking can we do this? : In the wild, the only source of non-IRC infrared radiation is the sun. The irradiance of sunlight in the UVB range vs IRA/IRB range can be calculated by integrating the emission spectrum of the sun, and it's a constant. (Except for animals basking in the shade via diffuse reflection) we should be able to convert Ferguson zones to IR zones with that constant factor. So there is no need to measure again for each species in the wild.
When i say heat from the bulb i mean power density of infrared A.
I recommend the following basking bulbs:
Zoo Med Basking Bulbs: amzn.to/3PIwjSS
Exo Terra Basking Bulbs: amzn.to/46cchHr
You can find a power meter here: www.amazon.com/shop/reptilesandresearch/list/1G4C3O1ES17K2?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d
Some of the graphs might be a tad blurry, you can find the graphs here:
tomaskas.co.uk/a-worlds-first-power-density-iso-irradiance-charts/?fbclid=IwAR1smV5C2grXOLER0yMgzmQSBVt6t3MpBX_ggu9fvDswWDWjQFq3D_3Y2Uw
Big fan of these sorts of videos. Do you plan on making a similar series for other species as well?
yup now onto ball pythons
I love the in depth videos! I'm nerdy, too!😂
Thank you, I’m glad you do 😊
Thank you for the excellent information. I am nerdy too. Am off to buy the power meter. I really want to make sure that I am doing this properly for my bearded dragon. Brad, by the way is his name.
You are very welcome! Here is where you can find the power meter - www.amazon.com/shop/reptilesandresearch
Can't do math 😂 what's your advice on the wattage of bulb for a 30x12x16 enclosure for a baby beardie in a 70° house (out of breath now)
Hi im loveing your videos im finding them really informative and easy to understand, i dont have a bearded dragon yet just doing my research, can i ask about the all in one bulbs ive seen the exoterra solar glo all in one just wondering if they are any good to save going with 3 different lights
glad you enjoy them! The Solar Glow isnt great, the exo terra intense basking bulb with a good t5 linear tube would be better
I'm thinking can we do this? :
In the wild, the only source of non-IRC infrared radiation is the sun. The irradiance of sunlight in the UVB range vs IRA/IRB range can be calculated by integrating the emission spectrum of the sun, and it's a constant. (Except for animals basking in the shade via diffuse reflection) we should be able to convert Ferguson zones to IR zones with that constant factor. So there is no need to measure again for each species in the wild.
Et voila! 👌💥🎯