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im selling a colony if anyone is intrested have a look also would sell for £60 to anyone on here not the £70 on ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/320812568700?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

hi, im trying too find out if my guys are impacted or not iv tryed feeling for lumps but cant find any. is there anything else i could be looking for?? thanks

they all say up to 20", just means that its how far the uvb can get before the light stops giving off uvb but the further from the bulb the weaker the uvb gets so at 20" there will be little to no uvb.

i dont think 109 is too high, baby beadies usually have a backing temp of 105-110, then once they get older 100-105, i agree that the beardie could be dhydrated, and i agree that 150w for a 50gal tank is over the top i have a 85gal and use a 75w. what are you using to measure the temps?? a dial...

you could also try moving some stuff around so that the highest point is right under the basking spot, just looking at the pics your beardie is basking just off to the side of the basking spot by the looks of it.

what uvb are you using? and how old is it? also 33c is a little low for basking temp 39-40c would be better (100-105f) could you post a picture of her and the viv? it would help us

i have an old cat litter tray(cleaned well) which i use too bath my bd's, they fit in it no problem. they dont really move around they just sit in there and get out when they want and walk across the room to there viv after lol.

yes if its 70f take her out for a little she will be a little cold but 70f is what the cool side of the viv should be anyway. 1 day with out uvb shouldnt hurt too much. cant you get the bulb from petco? i think thats the one i hear people talking about most of the time(not saying good things but...

get a picture of the stress marks and we can have a look i dont think i would be going to the vet just yet but that is your call. it is good that your on this site and wanting to understand whats going on and how to my your beardie happy so for that your doing a good job so dont feel too bad on...

not too sure what else, have you tryed feeding her a worm not meal worms or super worms as she is too young, but maybe Calci-Worms same species as Phoenix worms, wax worms(these are really fatty so dont feed to many and they kind of get addicted to them) sorry cant help much more i think what...

ok just had a look, where is the uvb? is it that bit on the front right?? if not then, the uvb needs to be where the basking area is so that when they are basking they get the uvb they need. also uvb can not pass thought glass or plastic so if there is anything between the uvb and your beardie...

yes the bulb needs to be a white light like any normal house hold bulb.(not a coil) have you tryed giving her a bath if she is dhydrated that could help. use a tub fill it up to sholder hight of warm water (baby warm about 80f i think) also try get a thermometer with probe they are much...

just too add what Tracie said, you eed to check them temps, 150w bulb for a 20 gallon viv??? i have a 80-90 gallon viv which is run by a 75w bulb and i get temps of 105-110. could you post a pic of your set up please.

thats good stuff, i wouldnt feed parsley every day as its not the best for them if you look at this web site youll see its all colour coded http://www.beautifuldragons.com/Nutrition.html canyou upload a pic of him now so we can see how hes doing :)

how old is he? im not too sure when they should start eating more veg than live food. i cant get mine to get veg either so i have a few tricks, now what ever your live food eats(crickets, worms ect) your beardies eat so i feed all my roaches and superworms on veg which is good for beardies and...

thats good news! keep us up todate :)

lilo is what its called in the uk, its like kitchen and bathroom flooring and most of the time looks like tiles(very easy to clean and it just wipes off) and tiles are just that.. like garden tiles that you canbuy from a DIY store. you can also use repri-carpet some people use newspaper for...

he looks under weight and maybe dhydrated. have you tryed feeding him some baby food? if not then(mix some baby food with olive oil and some suplements) put a little on the end of his nose and he should lick it off, if he doesnt pull his bottom jaw down a little and syringe the food in slowly...

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hi, thanks for the info, iv got some info that may help... the infra-red light isnt any good for your beardie. it needs to be a white light like any normal house hold bulb (not energy saving onces) they can see infra red light and this can be disturbing his sleep. also at night the temp should...