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Message: <blockquote data-quote="m0lsx" data-source="post: 240084" data-attributes="member: 29323">Welcome to the forum & the hobby. Many of those who have bio active enclosures use blue light, as plants need blue light.  Sunlight / white light, contains blue light.When I had a bio active enclosure, I used a special light for plants that produced blue & red light & my T came to no harm.If you want to, you could always place something on that side of the enclosure. To shield your T from the direct light.  A piece of card, or similar, would be fine.The biggest issue is Tarantulas need some daylight, some night. As most will be far more active at night. So from a stress perspective. Dark nights are advisable.</blockquote>