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Guy doesn't care if you touch his tail. Oddball... :roll:

Guy likes to be petted on the back only. Not to easy on the fingers though!

I've wondered this as well. But I'm not going to worry about it until I'm 17/18, or whenever I go to college. But I think my mom and dad have already said they would take care of Guy. It really all comes down to the college's rules. I'm going to go to Southern Miss. :) I wouldn't risk hiding him...

I just read they are "soft white" is this the same thing as frosted bulbs?

I use a frosted 60 watt bulb in conjunction with Guy's basking bulb for more light. Now I'm reading not to use frosted bulbs. :study: What's the matter with them? :dontknow:

Oops I didn't see that you already had a 40 gal breeder! :oops: I wouldn't recommend putting sand in the dig box. Most people use alfalfa pellets because if you're beardie accidentally ingests one, there is no chance on impaction. I've also heard that they hate the taste of em' anyway. :) But...

I would. A 20 gal long is the what most people put their babies in.

Sounds interesting.

I also drop them in a ziploc bag and shake it up. Seems to be the cheapest solution to me. :blob8:

It all comes down to the attitudes of both the cat and dragon but mainly the cat. lol Read this. viewtopic.php?f=49&t=173123&p=1396059&hilit=found+cat+in+guy%27s+tank#p1396059

That sounds like a great PetSmart! Our local PetSmart down the road is OKAY when it come to beardies. Don't even get me started on the way they care for every other reptile... :roll: And SourDiesel, that's pretty odd. My PetSmart doesn't care if you buy goldfish to feed them to your Oscar or any...

If I were you, I would take out that sand. It may cause impaction if he ingests some, its bad on their lungs, and it could get in his eyes. As an alternative I would recommend slate tile and reptile carpet. :)

Oh wow! My only advice would be to move that plant down so she can't climb up there and accidentally burn herself on the UVB.

Your welcome! :)

That is not a CFL. Its an MVB, a bulb that gives out both heat and UV. :) The solar glo is not a very good brand of MVB though. It doesn't give out enough UV. The best MVBs on the market today are the Powersun and T-rex, but even those have had a few problems down the road. Read this...