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He should be fine without lights for a few days but the hand warmers would be very good to make sure nothing goes wrong. After the power is back and the weather is nice I would take him out side carefully for a half hour so he can get some strong natural uvb from the sun. He'll probably eat less...

Also the temps on the basking spot tend to be around 102-107 and the cool side tends to stay at around 80-85

Here are the updated set up photos. Like I mentioned before it's a little bit of a mess right now but with a larger tank in the future it will be much easier to keep everything looking good

Also you can take the water bowl out if humidity gets too high! Great ranges are around 20%-35% (the 3 lights used in my last replied help keep humidity down a lot but 2 can work also) Just give her/him a bath every day or every other/few days to keep them hydrated and you can also mist them...

A few good tips: Substrates: Use paper towels or ceramic/porcelain tiles as a great substrate! Both are cheap and the tiles look gorgeous. *Don't use loose substrates! May cause impactation* *Carpet can be tough to clean thoroughly and it can cause their nails to catch and that could be...

Also I do have one digital thermometer on both sides and I also have an infrared thermometer to recheck everything :)

I actually went out and bought a reptisun hood! The fancy one with the extra lights.right now I have a bit of a more needy setup that I'll show but in the future when I have a larger tank and more space it'll look better. It came with a 5.0 tube but I got the 10.0 and switched it out !

Hi! I got Onyx a little under 2 weeks ago and he's been doing great for the most part. Here's his set up in case I should change anything :). *No clue what gender Onyx is so I'll be referring to it as a him* He has a reptisun 10.0 uvb bulb, a 150 watt basking bulb and a 50 watt bulb on the...