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In either case it's too far away. The Repti-Sun 10 is still producing some UVB at that distance but not enough for a Uro. He should be able to get within about 6 inches. Your options would be to either stack things in his cage so he's able to climb high (I'm not sure if a Uro would utilize them...

It depends on the bulb. Mercury Vapor bulbs are effective at that distance, fluorescent bulbs really aren't. If you post the brand and type of bulb we can help more.

They have not said they don't think Adeno is a problem. That is a strawman. It is a matter of degrees -- what the effects really are and whether Adeno is a significant threat to the "longevity of the species." Supporting testing in smaller colonies is a way to establish whether it is actually is...

I do not believe this is correct. Dragons with Adenovirus do not always produce infected feces. Even if proper testing practices identifiy the disease 100% of the time in infected feces, a test cannot produce a positive result if the fecal sample used is not infected yet the dragon is. This is...

Did you actually read anything on the site besides what the disclaimer that was quoted ? If not I encourage you to do so. The site contains a lot more information on Adeno than that, and their position is fairly well thought out. Whether or not their conclusions agree with yours, they have...

Dachiu is very forthright about their position on Adeno; you can find it easily on their web site. They also document the research they've done on Adeno, which appears to be considerable. So I don't think it's fair to say they aren't concerned about it or are ignoring it -- that may be the way...

Good luck to you. A lot of companies have policies against fraternization within the same store or between different levels of authority. The old GM may not have enforced the policy but that doesn't mean the company can't enforce it now. Especially if you were informed of the policy when you...

Guys, reptile carpet is not a new policy at PetSmart. It has been company policy to keep juvenile desert reptiles on carpet for YEARS. No particle substrate is approved for any juveniles. Calcium sand may be used for adult specimens (but usually isn't). No other dry particle substrate is...