I have read that turtles need UV light 10-14 hours a day. What i do is when i wake up i put it on, then turn it off in the evening sometime, around 6-7. That gives them the right amount of time.
Actually turtles need about 10-14 hours, so you could leave it on during the evening and then turn it off in the morning. Or, you could keep it on during the daytime & turn it off at night.
Since heat lamps are designed to replace sunlight, leave the lamp on from sunrise to sunset. If your turtle is indigenous to a part of the world that gets more sun than where you live, leave the lamp on for the length of time the sun shines in that area.
That really depends on the reptile, equatorial species tend to like 12/12 dark light cycles, while more northerly and southerly ones often need you to mimic seasonal variations in light. Some don't 'need' lights at all.
For my pet turltes in a sense i treat them like a human, during the night i turn off their light and keep it on during the day. If you never give a turtle light algae and other gross stuff will grow on their shells and start molding away their shell until it is soft....which is a really bad thing. I also sometimes take them outside for a couple hours to bask in the sun.
12 hours, or just like it is outside. Turtles need their sleep too.
about 12hr per day in basking area and in water u.v. lights a recomended, as long as light is hitting water they will bask I hope this was helpful.
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A reptile tank should be at least as long as the adult animal will grow, and a minimum of half the adult length for the depth. Height is dependent on the behaviour of the reptile - whether its arboreal or whatever.
it depends on the reptile. they are all different lengths. (:
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Yellow lights should generally be 1 second long for every 10 mph of the speed limit. Yellow lights should generally be 1 second long for every 10 mph of the speed limit.
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The web address of the Long Island Reptile Museum is: http://www.reptilemuseum.com
The phone number of the Long Island Reptile Museum is: 516-931-1500.
The address of the Long Island Reptile Museum is: 70 Broadway, Hicksville, NY 11801
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It is a spelling error. It should be "Reptile". A reptile is a kind of animal that lives on land, has scales, and lays eggs.
As long as you purchase quality lights, your solar patio lights should provide adequate light during the evening hours.
I think you should. The reason why is that sometimes at night the pool lights should be on to symbolize that it is unnecessary to enter, and what if you walk around your pool and trip? My old swimming pool lights were on at least an hour everyday just in case you don't use the lights for a long time it can stop working. The downside to turning on pool lights is that it wastes electricity, but you don't have to put it on for exactly 1 hour, you can turn the lights on just for a few minutes, or how long you think.