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105 Fahrenheit. T5 is on top of screen. Also the aggressive dragon is a male and the other non-aggressive dragon is a female.

He can see one other dragon in a tank next to him, although she is perfectly fine. Not housed with another dragon either. Lighting is a 50W basking bulb with a reprising T5

Hey y’all, we rescued a juvenile bearded dragon about a month ago (no clue about his age, looks to be 4-6 months old) from a guy who had him in bad living conditions, he just didn’t know anything about them. Regardless he was super sweet for about a month till this week. As soon as I stick my...

Hey y’all, we just recently got into breeding and have 13, 5 week old babies currently. My question is, what is the best way to go about feeding them a cost effective way? The 13 we have go through about 250 crickets plus greens a day and it costs about $20 a day. We’ve started a Dubia colony...

hey yall, we hatched our first ever clutch of beardies (13 of them!) and they’re all doing great. They’re three weeks old now (some a few days less than) and they’ve all had/are having their first sheds and getting so big. All but one. One of the little guys doesn’t seem to want to eat or grow...

Will definitely have to try it! Thanks for the help

Yes their appetite slowly arose haha. Today especially. They absolutely LOVE dubia’s. However they still don’t seem to touch their greens unfortunately.

nothing that can run cables for heat lamps. Also no microwave because no power currently. Ambient house temp is at 75 right now (outside is 85-90). I have three hot hands wrapped in paper towels right now I’ve set in their enclosure so hopefully should be fine

So our beardie hatchlings just ate a round of crickets and greens and as soon as they’re done, our power goes out which means no heat or UVB. In the middle of a major storm and I have no clue how long it’ll be out for. What should I do to get them warmed up? I’m afraid something bad will happen...

I moved one of the rocks down and put a 150W bulb over the basking spot, the 100W next to it, and the CHE towards the right side. Basking temp is now 108.5 and cool end is 86. I like having their branches up there because they can climb up or down depending on how warm they want!

Thank you! Also thank you for the zip tie idea, this duct tape is very unappealing to the look of the tank, but so far it gets the job done haha.

Thank you! And yes the dad was a Leatherback Sunburst! And the reason I have the rocks piled so high is so they can bask well. Those rocks from Lowe’s hold heat well so they get nice and warm. Our adult dragons LOVE them. Only reason I have them piled up so high is so they have proper temps for...

I figured it out! (Also in a few of those pictures I only had the food plate up on the basking rock because I wanted to see if they’d eat if it was up there. A few hours later I put it back on the ground) ALSO I have moved the UVB around a bit so now it’s over top of their basking rock. That...