Repticare Ceramic Heat Emitter 100W

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Repticare Ceramic Heat Emitter 100W

Part Number: ZOOM0031100
Weight: 0.50 lbs

Heat emitters give off intense infrared heat, penetrating into the animals muscles, but emit no light! The perfect 24 hour heat source for all tropical and desert reptiles.

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