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- Description
Light up your reptile's world the right way with the Zoo Med Naturalistic Terrarium Hood in black, sized at 12 in. The hood is where your enclosure's light and warmth come together, and this compact version is made to hold the lamps your pet's daily rhythm needs. A built-in reflector and socket are ready to go, helping you aim light and heat down into the habitat below. It rests neatly on top of the enclosure, keeping everything in one place instead of cluttering the lid. For a smaller naturalistic footprint, that tidy, all-in-one design is exactly what you want when space is tight.
What this 12 in hood does for your setup:
- Includes a built-in reflector to help focus light down into the enclosure.
- Features a socket ready for heat or UVB lamps, so you can fit it to your reptile.
- The 12 in size suits a more compact naturalistic terrarium footprint.
- Black finish sits cleanly and unobtrusively over the habitat.
- For UVB, the brand recommends Zoo Med's ReptiSun 5.0 UVB Compact Fluorescent Lamp for both UVB and UVA.
- For daytime heat, Zoo Med suggests its Daylight Blue Reptile Bulb, rated up to 60 watts.
- For 24 hour heat, Zoo Med points to its Nightlight Red Reptile Bulb, also up to 60 watts.
- Designed to house the lighting and heating elements your pet depends on.
- Keeps your lamps organized in one neat fixture above the enclosure.
- A handy lighting foundation for a smaller naturalistic reptile home.
Match this hood with the bulbs your species calls for and you have a compact, all-in-one spot for light and heat right where your reptile needs it. Lean on Zoo Med's recommendations for UVB, daytime warmth, and overnight heat, and keep your enclosure's lighting simple and well-directed. With the reflector and socket already built in, you spend less time rigging and more time watching your pet thrive under steady, focused light. For a 12 in naturalistic build, this hood is an easy, capable choice that keeps your setup looking clean from the top down and your bulbs neatly in one spot. It is a straightforward first step toward giving your reptile the steady, well-directed light it counts on every day.
