Kimmb615
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Hi I have a question about heat lamps. I’m interested in a ceramic non light bulb for my budgies cage. He already has the radiant heater by his perch. But we run the AC in summer. My question is can you recommend a ceramic heat bulb that doesn’t have Teflon?Thanks for the response. I find heatlamps to be very easy to use there really is no need to control them so long as you are using the correct wattage the temps are usually consistent they do not malfunction to where the temps will rise and lower. When a bulb goes bad it just breaks. At least in my experience They also give animals the option to pick of warmth or to move away. Temps also can be easily monitored with thermometers and temp guns. And if you're being extra cautious you can use a thermostat. All things I personally have laying around though I don' find thermostats necessary for heat lamps. I was reading something that spoke about metabolic bone disease in birds is also a thing. Which is generally a the case of low D3. So I would think extra UVB supplements would be beneficial for birds that don't get much outdoor time? I am still very new to parrots so I'm pretty much questioning everything.