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I use a Reptisun 5.0 and have been told multiple times by multiple people that it is fine for her enclosure. What bulbs would you recommend for that zoo med light fixture? does it take 3 bulbs?

I purchased my beardies forever enclosure about a month ago. I purchased the Exo Terra 36x18x18 enclosure. I recently received a tarantula as a birthday gift. The boyfriend put her in a exo terra mini low & purchased the top light fixture that goes with it. I had never seen one of those light...

Currently Sydney has a flukers x-small leash but still too big on her. Went on with no issues but it is too big just yet. My kitten and her seem like the best of friends which isn't what I would have guessed. Kitten licks lizard lizard licks back and sits on kittens head it's adorable

Thank you :) Sydney is like my scaley little puppy dog always happy to be held happy to be out running around. When It was warmer she went with me to buy crickets everyone adored her. I want her to be people friendly since im a outdoor go sit in the park girl I hope next summer when she's larger...

i am using a zoo med 60w che, with a flukers ceramic and incandescent up to 150w. took me forever to find one local i don't like purchasing heat/light items online since my ups and usps man isn't the friendliest with packages..imagine the movie ace ventura in the beginning scene when hes the UPS...

its clamped on to the top of my custom built light fixture which is a good height from the actual screen itself. i meant raise it up height wise not wattage. I dont wanna bake her into a lizard nugget :lol:

so i should raise the CHE a bit higher? With out a CHE on the probe says the tank is around 57 degrees and thats about 2 hrs after "lights out".

where me and the dragon sleep at night is in the basement apartment. I have the house set so if the room gets lower then 70 the heat kicks on. It being a older home it takes a bit heat the basement up. The outside temps around here have been in the 40s at night, and with the recent storms...

Recently I purchased a Flukers 8.5in Ceramic Heat emitter it's Rated up to 150w. I use a zoomed 60w bulb with this fixture. I purchased the larger fixture so I wouldn't have to purchase another when i move her to her 75 gallon enclose (the 5.5in Flukers is rated up to 75w). Any who, I put it on...

I'm about 80% sure my 3 month old red bearded dragon is female. However, I cant pick a name. I had a few in mind like sydney, charlie, bindi, buddy, saffron, julian, and peaches. Nothing is sticking though. I want a some what unisex name in case 3 months down the line she becomes a he. I'm awful...

A CHE would benefit in the winter I may wait till fall till purchase. Here in October we get snow and I don't mean a inch or 2 try like a foot! Currently the rooms 65 and dropping and I turned off its red heat lamp because it was having issues sleeping. It still is nameless but adorably sleeping...

What about the nights my basement hits 60 degrees F when I have the AC on? Would I benefit buying it for those nights or would it be a waste?

in the summer i have the ac on so my basements usually 60-65 degrees F in the winter we get snow as early as October and the basement with heat is usually between 72-74 degrees F. If i can keep the basement at about 70 it wont need the light?

I was going to buy a 60w ceramic zoo med heat emitter today but i was unsure if my mini combo deep dome can have a heat emitter in it? the box says no but zoo med says yes. I'll look more into it. what about a black light?

i have a mini combo deep dome fixture my basking light is a zoo med basking spot lamp 100w and my infrared is 100 zoo med nocturnal red in color. the hood i have is 12 inches its sitting right on the screen itself. the bulb in my hood is a repti-sun 5.0 uvb. i was told by zoo med this am that...