I apologised but cannot post pictures of tank right now but I can give some information on the lighting and eating. He was roughly 6 months old at first, and is roughly 8 now. When we first got him he had about a 60 gallon tank with two of the mercury vapor type fixtures, one heat and one uv light. We then got him a super large tank, something like 150 gal (it's like 6ft by 2ft by 3ft roughly, maybe the width and height are a little bigger). Hes had the large tank about half the time we had him and we have kept his basking area right under 100F and I would try to point the UVB at him when we left because he wouldnt move much in the tank. I can't give info on the bulbs because we bought everything from people online and met them to get him. We have a heat bulb and night bulb that are currently unopened from the store. There is also a long floruesent fixture that we recently got from a friend that had no bulb until we bought one a few days ago. However girlfriend says that the florescent tube light was too dark and so doesnt want to use, which I disagree with (hopefully someone can end this argument). His eating habits were pretty bad when we first got him. He would eat maybe every 5 days, eating collard greens or blueberries mostly for his herbivore diet and freeze dried crickets for the carnivore. We also gave him some mushroom bits and tomatoes once or twice. We would alternate giving him vegetables and crickets every time we tried to feed him. We would give him calcium every two meals, then multivitamins the next. So 1 calcium veggies, then 1 calcium meat, then multis. Now we use crickets once maybe every few days, and slowly have been using more herbivore foods. He gets a lot of collared greens and some kind of vegetable mix, while sometimes getting berries. Being perfectly honest though we havent used multivitamins that much and might not use as much calcium as we used to. He has been eating a lot more also, the longer we've had him. He eats probably twice as much as he did. We just got a Russian turtle yesterday of the opposite gender, but I dont think it has affected him much because we havent let them interact much yet. They currently live in the large tank together and are separated by cardboard. Bert usually stayed to one half of the tank so we let him keep that half. I will try to post pictures of everything in the morning and anything else anyone needs to help I will try to add. This is our first so we have tried researching as much as possible but will probably have made some mistakes. Thanks for any help again