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Sir Henry says HI!!!

our ups driver checks the window to see if sir henry is there before he even knocks on the door. gotta love that!

that's a third from me! good to see ya.

the red bulb should be removed entirely. they are not good for them. if you need extra heat you can get a heat emitter. they put out heat but no light.

absolute FACT right there. I've watched it happen 💜

@xp29 thank you so much for being willing to share. i can't imagine! i'm happy to report there is nothing that heavy in sir henry's tank. he can easily move all decor, and does when he wants out!

i vote indigo!

it will depend on the size of the holes in the mesh. posting a picture of it will be most helpful.

i am so heart broken for you! now i am questioning set up too to prevent such an instance. when you are ready, could you please post a pic of how the hide was placed, even if only in private message, or at least a description. i'd like to make sure we don't have the same potential hazard going...

i can't tell where you are from your profile. here is a link to help you find a vet. for us, it is a 2 hour drive each way to get to a vet, but it is well worth it.

if it is warm enough depending on where you are, you can take your beardie outside for some natural UVB too

oh trust me, i know it! we rescued sir henry of scales near death when he was about 6 months old. finding this forum and following the advice given here literally saved his life. he's gonna be 4 years old mid-june and is a healthy, beefy, prime example of a dragon that likes to sit in windows...

because if you don't we gonna come at ya??? freaking love her!

dead here, i tell ya, DEAD!!!

stuck shed is actually rare. now, that is not to say it does not exist at all, but in the vast majority of the cases, it is just because dragons slow down on their sheds as they age. they shed in patches instead of the whole body. there is no need to help them shed, no need to buy products...

just asked the kiddo, the keeper of the salads, and she said she always cuts them to the size between the eyes. we haven't had any problems

You don't want the UVB to span the whole cage. I have a 48 inch enclosure with a 36 inch light, but that's just the size my custom build came with. A 24 inch would work for that size too. They need to have an area without UVB in case they want to get away from it.

she's ADORABLE!!!

i know it won't solve this current problem, but i have both of these which could be useful to you in the future carrier outside/temp enclosure