my macaws parrot has trouble laying eggs will this lamp help her ?
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The lamp main adjective is to promote, and boost vitamin E. So for the health and stability of the Macaw, I would say yes. Hope this is helpful.
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I currently have a double Zoo Med lamp, but the further out u extend the arm, the base is unbalanced. I have to place some wright on it so it doesn't crash into my turtle tank.
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I have lost the paperwork with the bulb. However, it works VERY well for our bird anywhere from 12" to 18". We put the bulb in a light that can clamp on the cage. Our bird was loosing feathers and looked ragged. This cleared it up in a few weeks. I will always use this for our bird. You mention a parrot - I would place it 12 - 15" from it's favorite perch. Hope this info helps you. Have a Merry Christmas
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It will protect a lamp cord. I don't know about parrots. A dog "could" chew through it, but the odor is a deterrent. If parrots beaks are as sharp as they look, the answer is probably "yes".
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In States south of the Mason-Dixon line, adult chickens won't need over-winter heat supplementation.This rock won't work though.Otherwise, I'd suggest a red 250w heat-lamp.
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Not at all. I have this cage for my African Senegal, which as u know is a much smaller bird. Am actually getting ready to get a Macaw and am looking for a cage also. Good Luck!
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Yes it will fix the problem but will not identify which lamp it is. And guess what? The same lamp or another will fail soon again. It works by sending a pezio-electric pulse through the light sting forcing the culprit bulb to make connection and allow the string to work. It is worth the price and I would recommend trying it.
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No, the way it is made it would be really hard for a parrot to climb down to the floor. As long as it does not fly, it should be just fine with staying on the stand. I have a Macaw and he has not even tried to climb down it. You should be good with this stand. Hope this helps.
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YES! Thats why I'm in here looking for another one. My cockatoo unscrewed the cup for the base then chewed the Nub from the bottom of the cup so it will no longer turn into the base. Parrots are VERY SMART. I've have as yet found nothing my cockatoo can't figure out eventually.
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I have never compared this bulb with others. We had a bird that was loosing feathers and they were not really comming back. This bulb helped our bird and now things are great. Light it on her cage daily for at least 8 hours. The reason I picked this bulb is that it is for birds. Some are made for a terriums
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At night I used a sealed oil heater, and fashioned a sectional canopy of old towels over my cockatoo's cage, which extended just far enough over the heater to catch and hold some of the heat. And I used an indoor/outdoor thermometer, with the transmitter just outside the of the cage where she sat (didn't want my baby trying to eat it) but still under the canopy, and the receiver next to my bed to monitor the situation all night. It worked out great. I eventually got it adjusted to the point where if I was comfortable, so was she.I miss her.
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I have a 40 breeder tank for my beared dragon. the spot lamp bulb for fouced heat was a 100 watt an i have try 75 watt bulbs. The heat zone is to high an the basking area is still to low. my lizard would be at temps of 83 degrees. impatction could happen. You could try buying a lamp stan to ajust the bulb over 12 inches above the steel mesh. maybe that might work. how ever theses bulbs will make a slightly little drop in temps on the cool side. this is a good thing by the way an you could get the more correct temp best suited for the reptile. this happens cause the heat is channel or beam wile other UVA bulbs scatter heat an wich up's the tanks cool end by some degrees.. I have a 40 breeder tank for my beared dragon. the spot lamp bulb for fouced heat was a 100 watt an i have try 75 watt bulbs. The heat zone is to high an the basking area is still to low. my lizard would be at temps of 83 degrees. impatction could happen. You could try buying a lamp stan to ajust the bulb over 12 inches above the steel mesh. maybe that might work. how ever theses bulbs will make a slightly little drop in temps on the cool side. this is a good thing by the way an you could get the more correct temp best suited for the reptile. this happens cause the heat is channel or beam... » Read More I have a 40 breeder tank for my beared dragon. the spot lamp bulb for fouced heat was a 100 watt an i have try 75 watt bulbs. The heat zone is to high an the basking area is still to low. my lizard would be at temps of 83 degrees. impatction could happen. You could try buying a lamp stan to ajust the bulb over 12 inches above the steel mesh. maybe that might work. how ever theses bulbs will make a slightly little drop in temps on the cool side. this is a good thing by the way an you could get the more correct temp best suited for the reptile. this happens cause the heat is channel or beam wile other UVA bulbs scatter heat an wich up's the tanks cool end by some degrees.. « Show Less
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This lamp has been working great on my Panasonic so far. I don't think it is the lamp causing this problem and it could be something else.
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Based on my experience, I think so. I've had great results with this little incubator. I've used it for cockatiel and Hahns macaw eggs with the smaller egg insert. And just recently for a couple of blue and gold macaw eggs without the insert. I usually only have 2 or three eggs at a time and once the first pip mark shows up, I make sure the timer to turn the eggs is off and place a cloth cut to size in the incubator under the eggs. After they hatch, I use it as a brooder until they outgrow it. I recently bought a second one to hold an egg that was still not quite ready to hatch while using the other to hold the baby that had hatched.
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Hi. This is suggested for large birds, african greys, macaws, dogs, puppies, etc. Thank you!
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I don't know about Bears but it works pretty good for hawks and hoot owls. I have found that the C9 clear Christmas lights hanging in the chicken pen on a timer to come on at dark works better than anything. make sure you have extra fuses for the lights. and wrap the cord where you plug the lights in to make it water tight if it rains. It is bright enough to keep the unwanted out and not upset the chickens. I have added some red Christmas lights to go with the solar lights and nothing is getting my chickens now. Don't know it any of this helps but the solar lights are worth the money. The electric strobe lights work too, but you have to make a water proof box to put them in. I don't know about Bears but it works pretty good for hawks and hoot owls. I have found that the C9 clear Christmas lights hanging in the chicken pen on a timer to come on at dark works better than anything. make sure you have extra fuses for the lights. and wrap the cord where you plug the lights in to make it water tight if it rains. It is bright enough to keep the unwanted out and not upset the chickens. I have added some red Christmas lights to go with the solar lights and nothing is getting my chickens now. Don't know it any of this helps but the solar lights are worth the money. The... » Read More I don't know about Bears but it works pretty good for hawks and hoot owls. I have found that the C9 clear Christmas lights hanging in the chicken pen on a timer to come on at dark works better than anything. make sure you have extra fuses for the lights. and wrap the cord where you plug the lights in to make it water tight if it rains. It is bright enough to keep the unwanted out and not upset the chickens. I have added some red Christmas lights to go with the solar lights and nothing is getting my chickens now. Don't know it any of this helps but the solar lights are worth the money. The electric strobe lights work too, but you have to make a water proof box to put them in. « Show Less
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We're in Maine, and this winter has been very harsh. My chickens have been fine, and I do not have a heat lamp. My coop is up on a 3 ft high platform, and we put panels onto the sides to give them a sheltered place outside.