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Marsoni
M251S
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ReptiHalogen Heat Lamp, 50 WattZoo Med ReptiHalogen Heat Lamp, 50 Watts. Another first from Zoo Med! High quality halogen spot lamps specifically made for use with reptile terrariums! Halogen technology increases burn life and the crisp bright white light will make animals colors appear richer. Long lasting bulb lasts an average of 2,000 hours.
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