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I actually kind of have the opposite of that, with an upside-down shoebox lid on the opposite end of the cage as the basking side. It is about an inch and a half tall, and it keeps about a square foot area free of substrate. This is where I usually feed her.

Thanks for your input everyone! I do still feel that the crushed walnut shell substrate I'm using is fine for now, but when it comes time to replace it I will definitely consider something else. I think I would like to stick to some kind of particle substrate though because Zilla seems to like...

Well I do have a separate part of the tank custom fitted with an upside down shoebox lid where none of it gets in and where she is usually fed. I guess Zilla's just gonna have to live on the edge haha! If i ever did see any sign of discomfort from her though like leg stretching I would...

the name also has a hidden meaning.... my name backwards is xela.... which kind of sounds like zilla. And then there's the whole obvious godzilla reference lol

I hope not I think it's awesome! Oh btw her name is Zilla!

I don't see why crushed walnut shell substrate is such a bad thing. How can it be worse than sand, when unlike sand, it isn't tiny ROCKS? Is there some kind of crushed walnut shell substrate that is coarse or something? Because what i have pretty much is about the size of sand if not smaller...

What about a vitamin supplement? I know that it is good for bearded dragons to produce their own vitamin D with the uvb rays, but from what I hear if you supplement it with something like reptivite reptiple vitamins with d3, you don't even need a uvb source. I use both for my beardie, but until...

Hi, I am the recent owner of a hypo-translucent beardie, but I am not sure that she is fully hypo. She does have clear nails and clear spikes on the sides, as well as the clearish skin on her arms and belly. I have noticed though, that only one of her eyes looks all black. The other looks like...