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Zoo Med Deluxe Slider Hood
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PRICE: From $135.95 to $188.69
Manufacturer: ZOO MED
Manufacturer Part No: SH24
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Deluxe Slider Hood
The King of All Reptile Hoods!
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- The only reptile hood that accommodates spotlights and infrared heat emitters vertically mounted.
- Hood slides for easy tank access and secure "no lift" position.
- Fits most popular brands of terrariums (24", 30", 36", 48" & 72".)
- High temperature porcelain sockets (2 or 3) and one fluorescent fixture plus easy to remove screen.
- Economical to operate, requiring less wattage for heating.
- Multiple rocker switches for independent light selection.
- Built-in aluminum light/heat reflector shield.
- Three-prong receptacle mounted internally for in tank electrical supply.
- Port provided for accessory air hose access.
- Heavy gauge welded steel construction.
- Elegant black lacquer finish.
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24" 2 Incandescent/18" Fluorescent Item# SH-24
30" 2 Incandescent/24" Fluorescent Item# SH-30
36" 3 Incandescent/24" Fluorescent Item# SH-36
48" 3 Incandescent/36" Fluorescent Item# SH-48
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LIST: $39.99
PRICE: $19.99
You Save: $20.00 (50 %)
Used and recommended by zoos, veterinarians, and top reptile professionals.
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LIST: $21.49
PRICE: $10.98
You Save: $10.51 (49 %)
The NatureSun bulb is designed for use with snakes,
amphibians, invertebrates, birds, and fish.
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Product Reviews
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BEST EVER!
Ashley
(NH)
4/14/2009 3:14 PM
I have bearded dragons, and have always hated having multiple lamps and domes on top of the tanks. My local herp supply store had one of these hoods in the size I needed, so I bought it just to give it a try. It is FABULOUS!
It accomodates a flourescent tube, a Power Sun, and two regular flood/basking bulbs. I don't use it as a sliding hood, since I have the 36" on a 40 gallon breeder sized reptile tank; it just sits on top of the tank and I can slide the sliding screen lid on with the hood sitting in place.
Having the lights on seperate switches and seperate plugs isn't that helpful for me, since the lights in the tank need to be all on, but I can see where it would be beneficial for some species.
The only down side is that the screen that comes with the hood (to protect any animals from touching the bulbs) isn't low enough to accomodate mercury-vapor bulbs (or coil bulbs, if you use them.) If using the hood the way I do, that isn't a problem.
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