Lighting for Russian Hatchling?

[MonaSydly]

So I think I am set on the Russian Hatchling, and wanted to know what suggestions people had for lighting.
I think I would most likely be able to get the Zoo Med Retisun 10.0 High Output UVB Flourescent Bulb, but there is two options for wattage, 18 and 15. I was curious to know which would work better, both have EXCEPTIONAL reviews on amazon.

For a basking bulb, I'm kind of lost since there are so many choices. I was looking at the ZooMed Repticare Ceramic Infarad heat emitter 150 watts. Is this an okay wattage or is it too high?

Any suggestions for domes and such would also be great!

I also wanted to add that I would like a bulb that lasts a while, but isnt that what everyone wants haha?

Thank you for any input!

 

[GBtortoises]

A standard (not soft white) household incandescent for basking heat and localized light. Usually a 40 or 60 watt will be enough to produce a basking temperature of 90-100 degrees if mounted 8-12" away from the surface. A tube style fluorescent for UVB and overall enclosure lighting. A 10.0 really isn't necessary. A 5.0 would be sufficient.

 

[MonaSydly]

A standard (not soft white) household incandescent for basking heat and localized light. Usually a 40 or 60 watt will be enough to produce a basking temperature of 90-100 degrees if mounted 8-12" away from the surface. A tube style fluorescent for UVB and overall enclosure lighting. A 10.0 really isn't necessary. A 5.0 would be sufficient.

Thanks for the answers!