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Exo Terra Fluorescent Bulb, UVB 200, 36W, 48"
- UPC:
- 015561223560
- MPN:
- PT2356
- Minimum Purchase:
- 1 unit
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Description
The Exo Terra Reptile UVB200 emits the ideal UVB spectrum for optimal Vitamin D3 photosynthesis. The Reptile UVB200 Bulb is especially designed to simulate conditions for reptiles with very high UV requirements, like diurnal reptiles from desert environme
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