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Arcadia D3+ Dragon T5 Lamp 14% UVB

Arcadia

Size: 24W (22") 56cm

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The Arcadia Reptile D3+ Dragon Reptile T5 Lamp 14% UV-B lamp is the replacement T5 tube for the Pro T5 UVB Kit and LumenIZE Pro T5 UVB Kit. Choose from 24 watts up to 54 watts.

The lamp represents an almost doubling of light (LUX) and has a CRI of over 95 which will you as the keeper to see your animal in all of its natural glory. Perfect for use with sun loving reptiles in large enclosures. Suitable for use in ProT5 kits and single and twin HO-T5 controllers.

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