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Lol this is very funny!

I'm have to figure out how to mount that. When I go home I'll send a picture of the bracket and send it here.

Do I need to get a reflector for that?

That's perfect thanks!

I'm currently away but I have a metal bracket in a MDF enclosure. I currently have this UVB in there: Buy Urs Outback Max 10 0 Uv Tube For Reptiles Online | Better Prices At Pet Circle

I don't think i can mount that.

Hey could someone send links to the Arcadia 12% 22" UVB please. Thanks!

Yeah that's true they do it dirt in the wild. Well cuttlefish are jampacked with minerals so I guess research them and if they aren't a choking hazard you can give them. I'm not sure but if my budgies didn't choke I feel like your dragon will swallow it with ease.

I do that for my birds or I used to do that for my birds but I've never heard it for dragons.

Well thanks for the replies all these thoughts about lighting have made me start pulling my hair out because I sit there and think 1 question that turns to 2 and then I have 1000 questions. This is honestly so confusing but I think after 5 threads I'm started to get the hang of it.

Yeah makes sense crickets and hoppers hop ALOT and so easily they can become a problem. Yeah I don't personally like mealworms but if you do then just keep on going but be careful apparently beardies are known to become addicted to mealworms.

So I went to a local breeder today to talk about buying new basking bulbs and when I said "I'm here to replace my infareds for Arcadia Halogens" They told me why? So I went on to tell them everything I've heard and they gave me a sheet. Bearded dragons cannot see red which means that infared...

Apparently their head is smaller so I wanted to see a photo from above but it seems you have your knowledge.

I'm lost I can't figure it out. Best of luck to your journey @FrankLepore !

Does this look like them.

They almost look like spiders but I can't identify these. Have you removed them from the enclosure?

And can you take photo above it looking straight down.

How spiky is your dragon?

I would recommend searching up care and seeing the correct way to care for them as they apparently are harder than your "normal" beardie.

Its seems that the rankins dragon has a smaller lifespan and is slightly smaller than a bearded dragon. The rankins dragon lives 6-10 years and grows to 12 inches compared to a bearded dragon the bearded dragons that can grow up to 24 inchs and lives 10-15 years. So to be totally honest...