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Greenhalgh88

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Hello. I’m new to this forum. Can someone help me on lighting? I have a bio active terrarium with live plants. What kind of light bulb can I use for my plants and not bother my tiger salamander. Thank you
 

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Hi and welcome to the forum!
I don't know anything about tiger salamanders but I recommend you to take a look in the tiger salamander and vivaria sections, there might be some answers. Or you can set a question in there if no answers found in the threads.
 
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