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[kevgnar]

Deeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaammmmnnn. Plz post link sir!!! Also what makes it, so it only cures in sunlight (uv)? Thats pretty fucking cool!

Edited March 30, 2013 by kevgnar

[andhog12]

What do you think the price will be for a gallon. And where will you be selling it

[purplesyrup]

Deeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaammmmnnn. Plz post link sir!!! Also what makes it, so it only cures in sunlight (uv)? Thats pretty fucking cool!

Its produced by Steve Meade, the only explanation is magical powers

[sayhuh?]

UV light comes in all shapes and sizes (other than from the sun). Pet lamps (fish and reptiles, etc), florescent bulbs and more.

The sun puts off UV between 300 and 700 NM (UVA and UVB combined), so if you find a light that puts off the same, then it will work exactly like the sun (300-700 is only thing that makes it through the ozone).

Weather, altitude, latitude, and time of year play a factor in the amount UVs from the sun. If he is saying 1-2 minutes, I would guess it may fluctuate some, but not much between light bulbs, sun and area. Heat has nothing to do with UV, since UV is a wave length.

A black light works fine..

http://www.topbulb.com/find/Product_Description.asp_Q_intProductID_E_44405 (370nm)

Unless I am mistaken lol. BTW, I am in!!

Edited March 30, 2013 by sayhuh?

[neuspeedescort]

now us stereo guys can use our girlfriends tanning beds for other things then they do. kind of like washing engine parts in the dishwasher.

[Bump4life]

Wow!! Just as I'm about to glass my doors!! I'm down for some ask g as its not too expensive

[audiofanaticz]

I was just going to post the similar info as sayhuh.

I was asking steve about the light a weak ago.. and he said some should work iirc.

But your not going to get that amount of uva - uvb light output from a reptile bulb.

I use reptisun 10.0 bulbs for my parrot since he gets little natural light in the winter which is something birds, especially exotic birds need.

These are some of the strongest reptile bulbs on the market.

But beware because some come in uva alone, and some are uvb, however if the bulb IS uvb it automatically is uva, but not vice versa!!!

These reptile bulbs are weak, they are made to be right on the side of cages, or ontop, the farther away they get the weaker they are.

a 10.0 bulb is only putting out 10% of uva/uvb from the actual light output of the bulb.

A 24inch T8 10.0 uva/uvb bulb is only putting out about 35mw at a 8inch height, 55mw at about 5inches away. mw = micro watts.

As for black lights, I know they are stronger, a lot stronger and iirc they are uva, uvb, uvc. I done lots of research on the lighting and i thought I bookmarked a thread on a reptile forum that done intensive comparisons of reptile bulb but cant seem to find it. ;(

[DTA HONDA]

Is shipping going to be a bitch since its a hazmat?

[audiofanaticz]

from what I recall talking with steve a tiny bit about the stuff, in smaller sized containers its not a problem. but dont quote me

[sayhuh?]

I was just going to post the similar info as sayhuh.

I was asking steve about the light a weak ago.. and he said some should work iirc.

But your not going to get that amount of uva - uvb light output from a reptile bulb.

I use reptisun 10.0 bulbs for my parrot since he gets little natural light in the winter which is something birds, especially exotic birds need.

These are some of the strongest reptile bulbs on the market.

But beware because some come in uva alone, and some are uvb, however if the bulb IS uvb it automatically is uva, but not vice versa!!!

These reptile bulbs are weak, they are made to be right on the side of cages, or ontop, the farther away they get the weaker they are.

a 10.0 bulb is only putting out 10% of uva/uvb from the actual light output of the bulb.

A 24inch T8 10.0 uva/uvb bulb is only putting out about 35mw at a 8inch height, 55mw at about 5inches away. mw = micro watts.

As for black lights, I know they are stronger, a lot stronger and iirc they are uva, uvb, uvc. I done lots of research on the lighting and i thought I bookmarked a thread on a reptile forum that done intensive comparisons of reptile bulb but cant seem to find it. ;(

It depends on the black light used, but all put out about the same nm. as far as fluorescent bulbs go. Most, I believe are UVA, but I think you can get a mixture UVA, UVB. Something to do with phosphor. Speaking of birds. I love my Hybrid Macaw.

Use of reptile bulbs will still work, but time to cure may slow.