Jason...
Careful... the 3 packs are 20W bulbs but the 5 packs are 10W bulbs. The
total has to add up to less than or equal to 60W as that's what the
transformers are.
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> In a message dated 2/1/01 2:56:34 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> <<
> I would stick with overhead lighting for 10 gallons. I recommend 8-1/2"
> reflector lamps, you will have to experiment with light bulbs to get the
> desired
> 86-88F in one end. Heat tape is problematic with the type of set-up you
> describe. If you want to breed several leopards, get a rack system and go to
> 32
> quart Rubbermaids or an equivalent - you can use heat tape safely in this
> type
> of set-up.
> >>
> Hi-
> This sounds like a good use for the 5 pack of 20 watt halogen bulbs.
> I was just looking at buying them myself, and I believe Greg C. uses these,
> so maybe he could tell us alittle about them?
> I was curious how hot the spot gets at a distance of say 8" in a ten gallon?
> Any idea?
> And what is the max distance between the bulbs? is it 2 feet? Can you run
> them in a straight line 10 feet long, with a bulb every two feet?
>
> These seem perfect for tight fits like cabinets, and they reduce the space
> needed by about 8" heightwise.
> Thanks
> Jason
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