Reptile Tank Top Screen - Reptile Supplies


is it okay that i lay my florescent light blub on top of my reptile tank screen?

i have 2 bahama anole lizards and my tank is right below my window so i cant really mount it to the wall, would this harm my lizards in any way?


It shouldn't. I have an African Spurred Tourtise and I have the heat lamp laying on the screen....it's been like that for 6 months and I haven't seen any negative effects. He seems to be just fine!



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The common philosophy of life that prevails in our house is "the more the merrier." As such, our one's nearest expanded last month to include reptiles. We are now the proud owners of two Leopard Geckos.

Choosing a double of herps (reptiles or amphibians) to be family pets was a challenging community exercise in consensus. One son really wanted a snake, and the other son wanted a frog, but in the same tank, the fruit might very well have been the following conversation between the kids:

"Where's Jumpy? I can't find him!"

"My snake looks bulging. Is she okay?"

No thanks!

We wanted pets that were relatively comfortable to care for, and who would do well in the 10-gallon terrarium that had been a Hanukkah contemporary for our sons. It turned out that Leopard Geckos make the reliable pets for us. They are fairly small, easy to care for, economical and don't have high demands for attention. Though their natural habitat is the firm dry regions of parts of Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Iran, they are commonly to hand at pet stores and do well as pets.