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I am pretty sure that those compact light fixtures don't give off enough UVB, or they decay very quickly and are no longer effective. And your dragon can see the red night light and it can disturb his sleeping. If the temperatures get too cold at night get a ceramic heat emitter, they give off...

For UVB light you need to get a full flourescent strip light, I would recommend the reptisun 10.0. The light you mentioned is just a basking light. And the basking temp should be between 100-110 degrees, that lady doesn't quite know what she's saying.

He should be able to get within 6-8 inches of the UVB light, the heat lamp is not as important to get close to, as long as it heats up the basking spot.

you have to upload them to the internet first. go to http://www.photobucket.com and set up a free account.

They sell ceramic heat emitters which give off no light at all, just heat. I would try getting one of those if the temps drop too much.

Congrats on your new beardie! As the previous poster said, heat stones are generally not a great idea because BD's only have heat sensors on the top of their body, so they could lay on the stone untl they burn themselves and not even know it. I recommend reading the care sheets provided in...

Go to the photo section, the very first post is about how to post pictures. Good luck with your beardie!

Welcome to the forum! Where do you go to school? I'm at Virginia Tech. Good luck with your beardie!

Great I'm glad we were of some assistance to you!

Well he covered it pretty well, now about those pictures, just take the url address of the picture and put it between here:

Welcome to the site! Looks like you've got stuff pretty well under control!

Don't listen to people at pet stores they generally don't know much of anything haha. The hot side temps should be between 100-110, for a little guy probably closer to 110, and the cold side should be around 80-85. And you don't need a night light, as long as the temps in your house don't get...

Run away with him! Or u can get your own!

Bottled water should be fine, even faucet water is fine really, it's just to get them hydrated.

He shouldn't really have water in his tank because it can get all kinds of bacteria growing in it. Also when you mist him, be sure to do it out of his tank so that his tank doesn't get too humid, don't want him to get a resperatory infection!