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06-30-13, 04:53 AM	#1
Mikoh4792 Member Join Date: May-2013 Posts: 4,858 Country:	Seeing your snakes at night with tube lights I'll be moving my snakes to plastic enclosures with fluorescent fixtures. Which type of tubes will disturb the snakes the least at night? I know red and black lights are popular choices but was wondering if all red and black fluorescent tubes would suffice( as in are there any that aren't good for the snake?(high light output, bad uv radiation...etc) Would this type of black light work? Amazon.com: Bulbrite F8T5BLB 8-Watt Fluorescent T5 Black Light Blue: Home Improvement

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