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Harris, Q. Effect of led on behaviour.
Added by: Sarina (2020-09-23 13:07:04) Last edited by: Sarina (2020-09-23 13:07:48)

Resource type: Personal Communication
BibTeX citation key: Harris
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Categories: Englisch = English
Keywords: Farbsehen = Color Vision, Ultraviolett = Ultraviolet
Creators: Harris

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Abstract

I believe so simple because reptiles use UV markings. Don't get me wrong a LED across the whole Viv is a great improvement for ambient light but fluorescent does ambient light better.

I have a skink with led ambient light and one with LED plus fluorescent and I noticed the skink without the fluorescent wasn't eating as much fruit and spent more time under substrate. After adding a T5 that skink started eating more fruit and more above ground time like my other skink. When I redo all my Viv's I will not be using any LED but a combination of fluorescent and metal halide.