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An interesting watch regarding a study that was done on D3 absorbtion in bearded dragons. Beardies lack the bile acids to break down D3 to allow it to pass the intestinal barrier to enter the blood stream. Beardyvet

Don't want to hijack this thread, but I have my Zoo Med T5 10.0 HO set up about 8 inches above my boys basking spot (inside the tank). I have it set up like this based off the chart on the Zoo Med website. Should it be at 12-15 inches instead?

It is hard to tell age from those pics but to me it looks older than 2 months. Better photos may change that opinion though.

I would agree it's too much. It's a long video but I'd suggest watching an interview with the Beardie Vet. He has done the most up to date research on wild bearded dragons. It is a really good long form video on basically everything he found in his research. He talks about diet amongst nearly...