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Do you have a 40 gallon breeder yet? If not I would look into something a little larger. They do benefit from the extra space. And, Please do look at the Viv only thread. There are plenty of great ideas on there! Here is my current 40 gallon setup. I am in the process of building a modified...

I sent someone at the caged dragon a message asking if they do single orders. Hopefully I get a positive response. Thanks for the info :)

This is my current 40 gallon breeder and my dragon Leonard. He is 5 years old :) Looking into getting a nicer critter condo of some sort

I wouldn't want to go any higher then $250.00- $300.00 depending on the quality of the construction and how it looks.

I'm Cleaning some old Repti-carpet to replace the sand later and see how that works. For now here is a picture of the current setup. I would really like to get a nice Critter condo but it seems like the website is down. Anyone one know of a good website to order one from?

I did post a reply to this the other night but apparently it didn't post from my iPhone. Thank you every one for your input! I just ended up grabbing two 17 inch tiles for the moment. I layed those down on some sand. Before anyone goes nuts on me, I know the risks of sand and what not but, this...

I would like to have some one at home depot cut it for me so I can just drop it in his tank.

First of all thank you for reading this post. I haven't been active on this forum in a very long time but, now I'm back! I was given a free 5 year old dragon by my uncles friend. The kids grew tired of him :(.... Welp, I now need to make a few changes to his setup. I am currently at work and...

many people use heavy duty velcro tape available at home depot or lowes...works for many :)

98% of the people on here will advise you to use a Reptisun 10.0 uvb tube. Never coil. It has been tested numerous times and the findings conclude that it provides the most uvb radiation given that it had no interference with directly contacting your beardie. Should not have glass or screen mesh...

Like stated above by the beautiful bambichik, Only use as a temporary or outdoor enclosure... Full time is a no go. It will not hold heat well and your beardie will eventually destroy it lol.

What was the answer... I need to know as well lol

So I noticed that every once in awhile my dragons feet will point upwards. For instance I was feeding him earlier today and he kind of sat on his butt with feet upwards waiting for a cricket to pass by ( he is lazy sometimes)... But if he is roaming around they are fine and flat footed. Some...

Why not just get a mini cooler filled with ice?....

Haven't posted in awhile. We had a slight mishap in our household with the dragons basking lamp. I keep the lamp on top of the mesh screen on the viv but, some how, ( we think our dog tripped over the cord) it fell on the floor nearly causing a fire. The carpet has a 1/2in diameter burn hole in...

I would never recommend feeding your beardie anything from outside. You don't know where the insects have been, what they have eaten, or what they have crawled on. Just stick with store bought foods; crickets, meal worm, roaches, phoenix worms etc... Taking the risk of feeding them anything...

The Poop can smell, But it's not really that big of a deal breaker. It's not like your going to walk into the room and be over taken by the smell... If i stick my head in the tank and take a whiff then yeah it's going to stink. But, just clean out the poop daily and If you like for extra...

Its fine if the UVB is 5 inches away but, I highly recommend that there is NOTHING between the bulb and the dragon. Anything that is between them will greatly reduce the amount of UVB that your dragon desperately needs. Since your using a repti-glo it is even more important that there is no...

What kind of UVB are you using?... Never use coil bulbs, and the best UVB tube is the reptisun 10.0. The uvb should be 6-8 inches away from the dragon and his basking spot. The basking spot should be no closer then 5-6 inches from the dragon. Just make sure temps are correct. It is best to have...

I have to agree Lyla is absolutely gorgeous! Enjoy!