Wattage Ceramic Heat Emitter For Hedgehogs

This che emits zero light.

Wattage ceramic heat emitter for hedgehogs. Some hedgehogs will require supplemental heat especially in the winter when air conditioning is on or when the hedgie is sick or old. There isn t much going on visually in this one so feel free to keep me on in the background like a podcas. A red or black bulb is recommended so as not to disturb your pet s natural day night cycle. Fluker s ceramic heat emitter 100watt fluker s heaters are designed for use with all flucker clamp lamps.

150 watt ceramic heat emitter. One method for heating a hedgehog is with an 8 5 or 10 ceramic dome lamp fitted with a 150 watt ceramic heat emitter che and controlled by a thermostat. A thermostat is a device that turns your heat lamp on and off to maintain a specific temperature range that you set it to. If you choose this as a hedgehog cage warmer make sure that it is safe for pets that is it is right for the wattage of the bulb that you will use and the socket is made of ceramic not plastic to prevent it from causing fire.

Wider the dome the better it will disperse heat. Happy hedgehog ceramic heat emitter 150 watt black granite state hedgehogs. It helps maintain a constant temperature and is a very long lasting product. The taller the cage and further away from the hedgehog your che will be the more wattage it needs to be.

It cycles on on cold nights and my hedgie seems pretty happy with the temperature range. Making it optimal for hedgie. Need help with ceramic heat emitter. We recommend this flukers 150w ceramic heat emitting bulb paired with its matching reflective 10 dome to place the che inside.

For the winter i ve been using a 100 watt ceramic heat emitter rig like for reptiles a thermostat to keep it at the right temperature. Ceramic heat emitters can be used to establish the appropriate environment temperature range that is suitable for hedgehogs. It is recommended to use a 10 dome lamp with a 100 watt che ceramic heat emitter bulb and a thermostat all of which are available in the reptile section of pet stores. A thermostat is not the same as a thermometer.