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Hola,
I imagine for a lot of hobbyists here (myself included), a flashlight/torch is one piece of kit that not a lot of thought is put into. A lot of people probably never even get a dedicated light and just use their phones lol. When someone does get a standalone flashlight, usually the only questions asked are does it work and how bright is it lol.
My question is, has anyone put a bit more thought into their purchase of a light specifically for viewing tarantulas (ie red light and white light, etc) or has anyone found an extra feature on a flashlight that has proved beneficial for this use case?
Thanks,
--Matt
I imagine for a lot of hobbyists here (myself included), a flashlight/torch is one piece of kit that not a lot of thought is put into. A lot of people probably never even get a dedicated light and just use their phones lol. When someone does get a standalone flashlight, usually the only questions asked are does it work and how bright is it lol.
My question is, has anyone put a bit more thought into their purchase of a light specifically for viewing tarantulas (ie red light and white light, etc) or has anyone found an extra feature on a flashlight that has proved beneficial for this use case?
Thanks,
--Matt