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Your cart is empty.Provide the necessary warmth and light your reptile needs with Zilla Incandescent Bulbs. These bulbs are easy to use, for any reptile terrarium and feature heavy-duty filaments that yield more hours of service from every bulb. They provide heating and lighting for reptiles that create the natural daytime in their terrarium. Plus, these bulbs are an ideal heat source to help regulate your reptile’s body temperature. Zilla Incandescent Bulbs are available in four colors. Day White is ideal for reptiles requiring bright, naturalistic daylight, such as bearded dragons, iguanas and other diurnal species. Day Blue is most suitable for enhancing color vibrancy and promoting plant growth in habitats with reptiles such as tropical and desert species like chameleons and geckos. Night Red and Night Black are ideal for nocturnal setups where maintaining a low light level is necessary to create natural nighttime conditions. Recommended for use with Zilla Reflector Domes. Celebrate your pet and Rep Yourself, with Zilla.
Angie Rhaodes
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Great
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
Blew out the 3rd day
Susan
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
I have purchased this for our gecko multiple times and they just don't seem to last long. Hit or miss on the life span.
Jewel
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024
This bulb just died on me…after 4 months of being on 24/7. Gonna buy another one now.
Rebecca Connor
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024
I purchased this lights to go inside of my cats house outside. I know it’s intended use was for but I wanted to see if I could use it to keep my fur baby warm in the winter when the nights drop down into the 30s. My kitty was toasty warm inside of his cat house. Once the temperature dropped below 30 it was not as efficient, but it serves its purpose well for what I was using it for. I also like that it lasted all winter long. I have taken the bulb out now that it’s spring time and I’m sure it will still work next winter when I put it back in. I bring my kitty back indoors when the temperature drops below 30 so I don’t know how efficient it would be to keep him warm below that temperature. I periodically checked the inside of the house by placing my hand in there and holding it and each time I could feel the warmth on the back of my hand.
Tracy
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024
These lights work just fine, although I find their price point to be higher than reasonable.One note of caution: some of the smaller bell shaped light fixtures for reptile setups will only take up to 60W. These bulbs are 75W. Because even blue lights burn fairly hot, I would absolutely NOT use these in light fixtures that aren’t clearly rated for 75W.
Brian Sommer
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2023
I live in a relatively old NYC apartment and do not control my heat, which makes keep temperatures in my reptiles’ enclosures a bit tricky. I currently use this bulb for my gargoyle gecko. They don’t typically need heat as they thrive at room temp 70-80 degree range, and can go as low as 65 at night. This bulb creates a perfect gradient in the vertical enclosure that I have. At about 18inch at the very top of the enclosure, with this bulb, temperatures don’t exceed 80 and at the bottom the temperature is the same as my room, creating a gradient for perfect reptile thermoregulation, and does not negatively effect humidity either.If you have an animal that requires arid or desert-like heat or humidity, I would recommend a much stronger wattage bulb, especially if the bulb will be closer to for a more terrestrial animal. However, if you’re just looking for a little boost in heat to offset a cooler than desired room temp, this bulb works great, produces very little light, and lasts a good amount to time before they burn out.
Sean Wang
Reviewed in Canada on April 8, 2023
Bought two for backup, after almost half year it's time to get it works for my dragon, both of them blew at the first time in use. Can not understand why. NEVER WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THESE GARBAGE!
carolle
Reviewed in Canada on December 14, 2022
gecko prefers this light for heat and for none brightness.
Sebastien Pelletier
Reviewed in Canada on August 16, 2021
Luminescence très faible2 des 4 lumière commandée on duré moins d'un mois
DJK
Reviewed in Canada on August 25, 2019
At 12" it keeps the terrarium at 75F for the night
Sharee
Reviewed in Canada on October 12, 2017
The odd one burnt out fast but my last one was fine for over a year.
BH6W
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2012
I use this particular brand bulb for my evening lighting in several vivariums, and have used them for 18 months now. Recently I had a few go out, and it wasn't viable for me to hit the local pet store, so I grabbed them via Amazon Prime.PROS:* Great bulb for all day heat, or evening heat* Excellent gentle "moonlighting"* Quality, lasts a very long timeCONS:* Ordered a couple, had one go out within seconds for no apparent reason (I'll bet it got knocked around in the mail). Might just pay off to order extras, you should have some on hand anyhowOTHER:* Amazon customer service is OUTSTANDING, they had a replacement bulb shipped to me the next day* When installing these I feel it's best to leave no fingerprints or other body oils on the bulb, once it's screwed in. So use a soft cloth to tighten it, or once it's screwed in, wipe it cleanVIVARIUM HEATING INFO:* Remember, proper heating for your pet (air and floor temperature) can mean the difference between not just happiness and stress, but proper digestion and life in general* For many reptiles, floor temperature is most important, followed by air temperature. You'll need to measure floor temps to make sure it's within the proper range for your pet.* One of these bulbs sitting on top of a 20L vivarium will heat the surface of a rock, which is 6" below the bulb, to about 98*. The floor temperature will be a little less. Use under-tank heaters for best results, such as * Higher wattage means more output, it also means the closer an object or pet is to the bulb, the hotter it will be for them. Keep that in mind.* Make sure your bulb is sized properly for your lighting enclosure, not only physically, but for the wattage as well. You don't want to put a 150watt bulb in a 100watt socket.
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