My parrots destroyed my bird lamp. I still have the light bulb. Since a new bird lamp costs about €80 and isn't particularly well-made, can I buy a regular floor lamp and screw the old bulb in? Would that still emit UVA and UVB radiation, or do I really need the original?
(Image from the description of the light bulb)
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Why wouldn’t that go?
The advantage of the broken lamp was probably just a reflector that radiates the light more specifically.
In the reptile requirement there are reflectors with E27 fasces, which are very robust and usually also have a protective grid.
I had Kongo gray parrots, they were allowed to go outside to the mobile enclosure. If the animals are okay, let those lamps go. Mostly only sniff coal. In reptiles these additional lamps make sense. My personal opinion.
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Hello, thank you for your comment, I live in an apartment and therefore do not have the opportunity to let my white-walled parrot out. This would also be too risky as they are affected by several contagious diseases (unfortunately not therapeutic).