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Well, the power went on late yesterday, :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: Levi was looking very sick yesterday, really dark colours, not moving very much and squashing himself into the corner of his temp enclosure. At the end of the day I put him back into his big indoor home and he went...

What can I do??????? We have been caught up in the flooding here in Queensland and have had no power for almost 3 days now. Levi my 3 year old bd has had no lights for that length of time. He was very sick this morning so I took him out side for some heat and uv but he seams to have gottren...

Tah Cat, you are too kind, :oops: I cant take too much credit, I have copied a lot of other peoples designs and adapted them too suit what I was looking for. I'm glad you guys and gals appreciate what I've tried to achieve. Heaps of peps say Beardies don't need height in their enclosures, but...

We both thank you "LovetheBeardie Merry Christmas

There are a couple of ways you can treat large pieces of wood, Get you self a large drum or bathtub and soak it in water for a few days (like driftwood) Or, the way I did it, hang the freshly cut tree limb some where very warm like in your roof, Here in Queensland it gets very hot and during the...

I did put one little pic in there Mavellie

Finally finished mine, see all the build pics here http://www.beardeddragon.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=135348

Ok, Well it took a bit longer to finish off than I first thought it would. A trip to hospital for surgery will set you back a few months. So here we go 1st October 2010 Test fit of rock wall Temp gauge & lights (in Celsius if your wondering) Dual Temp Gauge Lit up by Flouro alone...

After discovering the Blog section today, It has me wondering if it is being used correctly. For my thought a Blog should be a continuing story of you and your pets life together. Not one off random posting about whatever takes your fancy. That sort of thing should be in the general forum don't...

I was having a similar problem with my new enclosure, so I got one of these (on the right) from my local hardware (Bunnings here in Australia) It is quite easy to wire up (instructions were on the packet). The only drama is you need somewhere to mount it to.

Hahahaha, I stopped adding up what it cost a loooong time ago. :shock: It would be cheaper to fly me to the USA for a few weeks so I could build them for you there rather than shipping them out from Australia. But my wife wouldn't be very happy about leaving her and the kids at home alone...

Stay Tuned, More to come.

01.09.2010 Test fit no.?????? after the 5th coat of the yellow. Its very heavy now. 18.09.2010 Divider wall and cardboard template for fake grass. Divider wall 1st coat of grout on the Divider wall 19.09.2010 Cutting the grass to size. Test fit Looking good Electrical box no.2. New...

18.08.2010 Designing the background (fake rock wall). With at least twelve months of planning and checking out every website there is on this topic (thanks Lizard-Landscapes, Beaded Dragon.org etc.) 19.08.2010 Thanks to work I had an endless supply of polystyrene. 19.08.2010 Rock wall stage...

10.04.2010 We have UV!!!! Nothing but the best, after many long months trolling the forums. I settled on the Mega Ray 160w SB. 19.05.2010 Thanks to some good friends who were cleaning up there back yard, Levi now has an awesome climbing tree. 01.06.2010 Electrical Box - initial design. Found...

May 2010 I had a dream, ............. to Create a Bearded Dragon palace for Levi. This is the main box, built mid 2009. I ran out of money to spend on it (and enthusiasm hehehehe) so this is were it stayed for about 12 months.

I agree with the hot glue, works a treat. I've used it extensively in my enclosure build.

On the Reptile UV website it says a reflector is not needed as it is built into the bulb, but they recommend a minimum 10" reflector rated over 160w. http://www.reptileuv.com/mega-ray-product-questions.php?nav=h#s6 I have one of the 160w Mega-ray globes and I bought a reflector for my set up...

Yep they sure can, Acrylic paints once dry don't give off the nasty fumes like oil based paints. Apparently you can chew the paint off your walls and it wont hurt you (the paint anyway,you might hurt your teeth chewing on your wall but :lol: )

Lining the inside with Plexiglas glass wont keep the fumes away from your dragon, so don't waste your time with that. You would be much better off doing as Twistedcrayon said, stripping off the existing paint and replacing it with acrylic paint.