Description
Light a small enclosure the easy way with the Zoo Med ReptiSun T5 HO Terrarium Hood in the 14 inch size, which comes with a ReptiSun 5.0 bulb included. This low profile hood is designed to hold one T5 HO high-output linear fluorescent lamp, so your reptile gets bright, even light in a compact fixture that fits tight setups without overhang. It is a clean, fuss-free choice for owners outfitting a smaller habitat, and since the 5.0 bulb is already in the box, you can have light and UVB running without piecing parts together.
Key Benefits
The 14 inch length is sized for small terrariums, slotting onto a compact enclosure without overhang.
A low profile shape keeps the fixture sleek and tidy on top of the habitat, even in cramped quarters.
It holds one T5 HO high-output linear fluorescent lamp, giving your reptile the bright, high-output light it benefits from.
The included ReptiSun T5 HO 5.0 UVB lamp means UVB is ready as soon as you set things up, with nothing else to buy first.
A built-in reflector bounces visible light and UVB back into the tank, allowing deeper penetration toward your pet.
In a short 14 inch span, that reflector helps a single lamp light the whole footprint evenly.
The on/off switch is built into the hood, so daily lighting control stays within easy reach.
One lamp means one bulb to monitor, keeping maintenance light and replacements quick.
High-output light gives a small terrarium a bright, lifelike look that shows off your reptile and its decor.
With the hood and 5.0 bulb bundled together, this is a ready-to-use pick for a tight space.
Whether you are starting a new habitat or upgrading a tight space, this 14 inch ReptiSun T5 HO hood pairs a reflector-backed interior with an included 5.0 UVB lamp to keep your reptile well lit from corner to corner. The on/off switch and slim profile make it easy to work into your routine, and the single-lamp design keeps care simple over the long haul. It is a dependable, compact way to bring bright light and UVB to a smaller terrarium from day one.
