Exo Terra Glow Light Reflector

The Exo Terra Glow Light is a versatile clamp-mount lamp fixture designed for reptile and amphibian terrariums, giving keepers the freedom to position heat and light sources exactly where the enclosure demands. Available in a range of sizes to suit setups of different scale, this is a day-and-night fixture in one — built for serious keepers who want more from their lighting hardware.

Glow Coating: Built for Night-Time

The interior of the reflector is coated with a luminous material that charges during daylight hours and releases a gentle glow after the lamp is switched off. This low-level ambient light allows nocturnal species to navigate naturally without disrupting their night cycle, and lets diurnal reptiles and amphibians retreat to burrows or hides without the stress of sudden darkness. It also means you can observe your animals at night without switching on a full light source.

Construction and Hardware

The fixture is built around a heat-resistant ceramic socket and a metal reflector, with a spring-loaded swivel clamp that attaches securely to enclosure rims or stands. An on/off switch is mounted directly on the extra-long power cord for quick, convenient control without disturbing the enclosure.

Bulb Compatibility

The screw-base socket is compatible with a wide range of bulb types, including compact fluorescent and incandescent options. This makes it suitable for use with basking bulbs, UVB compact bulbs, heat lamps, and combination bulbs across the Exo Terra range and equivalent third-party alternatives. Check the maximum wattage rating for your chosen size variant before fitting.

Reflector Efficiency

The highly reflective interior coating does more than glow — it redirects light rays that would otherwise be lost to the sides, improving the efficiency of whatever bulb is fitted. During night hours, no additional night bulb is required unless supplementary heating is also needed, simplifying your setup.

Choosing Your Size

The Exo Terra Glow Light is available in small, medium, and large sizes — select your variant from the options above based on your enclosure dimensions and the bulb type you intend to use. Larger fixtures suit bigger terrariums and higher-wattage bulbs, while smaller sizes work well in compact setups or as secondary light sources.