I personally would get the 60 or 75 watt DARK blue heat bulb for that
size tank. Or get a ceramic heat emitter and rig up a dimmer switch to
it so you can dial in the temp you want. Come to think of it if you are
moderatly electrically inclined you can make a dimmer switch controller
and use it on any heat bulb you want. If you had one I would get a 100
watt bulb then turn it down with the dimmer switch to the rigth temp.
Or just get the 60-75 watt bulb in the first place. I would personally
avoid red bulbs with leopard geckos as mine seem to have trouble seeing
with red light in the tank. your milage may vary.
Jeff
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Incidentally your dimensions make a 15 gallon tank.
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Kind Regards;
Scott Solar
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Short answer: yes, it does matter. I'll leave the long answer to those who
know more as to the specs of the various light brands.
Chris
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What are you using the light for? Heat? UV? What kind of lizard?
For heat they will work as good
No UVB in walmart bulbs
Jeff
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