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Today my girl mushu crossed the rainbow Bridge. I knew this would happen sooner or later as when I rescued her from a reptile farm she was very sick. I thank my vet for helping me try and make the rest of her life happy and she gave me 2 great years but has now passed and is no longer suffering...

I was starting to get worried with how long Mushu was brumating but today he/she is up and about. I was prepared for brumation but didn't think it would last as long as it did almost 5 months. Does anyone else find that time odd. My other beardies never brumated for that long.

So my little mushu won't eat crickets at all have not been able to get him/her to eat them and in Canada dubias are illegal to possess as they are considered an invasive species by our gov't. And I thing supers are too big for him as of now the only thing I can get him to actually eat insect...

This is mushu who I just got today mushu is approximately 1month old and even though I just got mushu, already being handled like a champ. Mushu is still to young to sex according to the vet so I am not sure yet on gender

So all of my other terrariums are really small or prefab this was my first attempt at a build of my own. I am having some trouble finding a good temp. As seen in the one pic I have 2 of each bulb and a couple lower wattage. Currently with the 4 shown hotside is almost 100 f at the floor I ran...

So I have almost finished building my new Viv all my lighting exp is with way smaller setups. my new Viv is 5' by 2 by 2. Custom built. Just looking for advice on how many lights I should require. I am in Canada in Alberta so we have fairly hot summers +20 to +30 and frigid winters -10 to -40...

I am in the process of building my new terrarium for my new beardie. I am thinking of using a mix of two seperate substrates to give a variety I'm thinking ceramic tile and repti carpet. Any suggestions aswell should I mortar the tiles down or leave loose for cleaning ease. My terrarium is 5'x2'x2'.