Zoo Med Repti Halogen Bulb (150-watt halogen bulb)

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Zoo Med Repti Halogen Bulb (150-watt halogen bulb)

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$14.39
In stock. Available at: National Pet Pharmacy
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The Zoo Med Reptile Halogen Bulb has an average life of 3,000 hours - up to one year! Zoo Med Professional Series Super high quality 15% more heat, light and UVA output than standard basking spot lamps Makes animal's colors appear richer

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