climbing on lights

[jake0476]

i think i need a heat cover too afri..... getting a bit too hot....

 

[Artie]

Reptile barn has some pretty heavy duty ones. I use these. $70 last time I purchased one. The fitting and the cage is all in one. They have done the job nicely for me so far.

I think we are talking about the same ones Nicole.
Here is a pic of one of my enclosures and you can just make them out on the top, I hope.

 

[Nicole]

Yep, they are the ones Artie.
Here they are in my Clarice's house.

 

[africancichlidau]

African… you say the sweetest things…thanks.

Hugs and Hissessss,
Maria

Stop it Maria, you have me blushing now I am really very shy you know

 

[africancichlidau]

Any chance of a close up of one of those light guards? I would like to show it to my fabricator friend

 

[westhamsc]

is there any place i can get a cover for my uv light he just found a way to get in between the light and the bracket

 

[Artie]

It would have to be some sort of a wire mesh, as any thing else like plastic, or glass would cancel out the uvb.

 

[Fuscus]

All my lights and heaters are caged. As a general rule with any captive animal, if the animal can hurt themself on something, then sooner or later it will do so. You can easily and cheaply build the cages from mouse wire and aluminium, all purchased at Bunnings.

 

[wattso]

Got my flouro sitting on top. I cut a slot with a jigsaw and covered it with mousewire then put a rail of dowlind around it, light just sits inside.