Turtle UVB Bulb
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Turtle UVB Bulb
Aquatic Turtle UVB Bulb
- Optimal light conditions for aquatic turtles
- Prevents shell softening and deformation
- Perfectly balanced UVA & UVB rays
- Stimulates appetite, breeding behavior and overall wellbeing of turtles
- Fits the Exo Terra® Turtle UVB Fixture
The Exo Terra® Turtle UVB Bulb provides all the necessary light conditions for aquatic turtles. The Turtle UVB Bulb’s balanced ultraviolet and visual light spectrum prevents shell softening and deformation while, adds to the physiological well-being and brings out the beauty of aquatic turtles. The bulb will contribute to the overall health of your turtles by providing the necessary UVB rays for optimal calcium metabolism while the UVA rays will contribute to the turtle’s welfare. To obtain optimal results and safety, the lamp should be used in conjunction with the Exo Terra Turtle UVB Fixture.
Pet care bulb for use with Reptiles, Amphibians and Invertebrates only!
Prevents Metabolic Bone Disease.
Enhanced Immunity.
Improved Appetite.
Prevents Metabolic Bone Disease.
Metabolic bone disease (MBD) is a prevalent disorder in captive reptiles resulting from mineral imbalances, primarily calcium, phosphorus, and insufficient vitamin D3. Symptoms include weak bones, tremors, and lethargy. A crucial cause is the lack of ultraviolet B (UVB) light exposure. Reptiles need UVB for vitamin D3 synthesis, vital for calcium processing. Using UVB lights is essential to prevent MBD.
Enhanced Immunity.
UVB light plays a pivotal role in reptile health, especially in synthesizing vitamin D3. This vitamin not only aids calcium metabolism, vital for bone health, but also fortifies the reptile's immune system. When reptiles absorb UVB rays, they produce vitamin D3, which in turn helps regulate immune responses and combat diseases. Appropriate UVB exposure is instrumental in strengthening the immunity of reptiles, making them less susceptible to various ailments.
Improved Appetite.
Ultraviolet light (UVA and UVB rays) is crucial for the overall well-being of reptiles. Exposure to these wavelengths stimulates natural behaviours and promotes appetite, breeding, and overall reptile health. UVA mainly enhances well-being and vision, influencing activities like mating and food foraging. UVB aids in synthesizing vitamin D3, which impacts calcium metabolism and overall vitality. Combined, UVA and UVB light boosts a reptile's appetite, making them more active and inclined to eat.
