Zoo Med Nocturnal Infrared Heat Lamp, 50W

Your reptile's need for warmth does not clock out at bedtime, and neither does your wish to keep an eye on them. Zoo Med's Nocturnal Infrared Heat Lamp, in this 50 watt size, is made for those long overnight hours. It uses true red glass that is not painted or coated, so it provides reliable heat while keeping the enclosure soft and dim instead of brightly lit, letting your animal sleep undisturbed through the night.

Why keepers count on it

• Built with true red glass, not painted or coated, for authentic infrared warmth every night.
• Includes Zoo Med's spot reflector that focuses more heat into your enclosure.
• Minimizes nighttime glare to keep the habitat soothing and calm after dark.
• Acts as an ideal 24 hour heat source for all types of reptiles, amphibians, birds, or small animals.
• Provides very little visible light, so it will not disturb your animal's sleep patterns.
• Excellent for nocturnal viewing of all types of captive animals once the lights are out.
• Comes in a 50 watt size for a gentler heat output to match smaller setups or needs.
• Keeps warmth flowing around the clock, not just during the daylight hours.
• A trustworthy pick for keepers who like to check in on their animals come evening.
• Carries Zoo Med's longstanding experience in reptile and amphibian care.

Some of the most fascinating moments in keeping reptiles happen well after sunset, and your animal deserves steady comfort the whole time. This 50 watt infrared lamp gives you a lower-output way to maintain warmth without lighting up the enclosure or interrupting your pet's natural rest, which makes it a natural fit for a more compact habitat or a gentler heating need. Thanks to its true red glass and focused spot reflector, it delivers dependable, low-glare heat your reptiles, amphibians, birds, or small animals can settle into all night long. As the most modest wattage in this nocturnal lineup, it is the one to reach for when a higher-output bulb would simply be too much for a smaller space. For attentive keepers who want measured, quiet warmth rather than a roaring source, it is a reliably gentle part of a well-tended habitat you can trust evening after evening.