SDragons":3617oxdf said:
No "toys" but things for climbing and exploring.
Both for inside and outside his tank, Branches, large rocks and Cork at various heights for climbing
3 foot fake tree for climbing inside the house. Very stable base. He LOVES to climb up and sit inside the branches and look out the window
Basking lights outside his tank near the patio door to let him get warm when he is exploring
Harness for playing outside
Tons of time outside his large tank.
AtticusTheBeardie":3617oxdf said:
Atticus spends all of his time in his hammock. I have two tiered about each other so he can pick the level he wants to be at. He very rarely spends time in the ground. Lots of things he can climb and things that can stick to the wall so he can see his kingdom.
I really do like the idea of having a basking lamp outside of the vivarium, just on the floor for the Beardie to walk up to and relax when he's outside. I doubt my housemates would agree to that arrangement though, at least during spring and summertime. What seasons do Beardies brumate? Is it just winter, or does it include autumn too?
Iggy
loves climbing his branch and it's where his basking spot under the MVB is. There's a large rock inside the vivarium but he very rarely climbs that, so I'm considering removing it unless others here have some ideas for it. I recently purchased a rather deep water dish (below) and I'm going to be adding that along with some water inside once the ceramic tiles finally arrive. It was originally going to be used as a feeder bowl, but the insects climb out too easily due to the rough surfaces on it c_c
Those hammocks that are commonly sold do look nice but I've heard elsewhere in this discussion board of Beardies swallowing parts from them, and thus needing surgery to remove said parts from their GI tract. So I'm not sure how safe they are. I will be getting a harness for Iggy once he's a bit larger in size so we can play outside together; does anyone know of any websites where they are sold? Or do you just make the harnesses yourself?