Hi.
Does anyone know for certain how many lights or lighting areas I would need for a 4 inch Russian in a 40 gallon enclosure? I currently have 1 100Watt UVA light to create heat for him (angled; not top-down) and 1 50w UVB light that covers the middle of the enclosure (this one is top-down and not angled). The UVB 50W light is close to 12 inches away from the surface of the substrate while the 100W UVA angled light is close to 16 inches away from the surface.
Should I be adding or changing anything? I was thinking of adding another 100W UVA & UVB light to add more "coverage" to the surface area.
Thoughts?
Does anyone know for certain how many lights or lighting areas I would need for a 4 inch Russian in a 40 gallon enclosure? I currently have 1 100Watt UVA light to create heat for him (angled; not top-down) and 1 50w UVB light that covers the middle of the enclosure (this one is top-down and not angled). The UVB 50W light is close to 12 inches away from the surface of the substrate while the 100W UVA angled light is close to 16 inches away from the surface.
Should I be adding or changing anything? I was thinking of adding another 100W UVA & UVB light to add more "coverage" to the surface area.
Thoughts?