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just a neat video....Roxy was being fiesty today....couldnt even wait until i finished shredding her greens, she came down and attacked the whole leaf i was holding lol....she ate quite a bit before i got the video rolling....didnt expect her to be so hungry i suppose lol (click to play)

soaking up 130* rays after a roach meal

he finally figured it out lol

local cage builder built my 4x2 tanks for $220....used 3/4" birch plywood, folding doors, and had the light fixtures mounted inside

couple more random pics.....somehow forgot to get pics of her in her burrow....that or i got them on my old phone and lost them when i switched to new phone...oh well and my male.....looking great! as always time to eat??

you can also notice in the above pic, the entrance to the half log is almost completely buried....thats from her going into it head first, and burying down...she kicked the dirt backwards and actually sealed herself inside for a few weeks with the back and front buried....she was completely...

thanks for all the praise!! to answer your questions about basking temps....the 125-130* spots are rarely used, but i provide them to give them the choice....my male uses it more than the female does....both of them are most often found basking around 105-110....if i feed rodents, they utilize...

female finally went down into full brumation ......she has since woken up, and is flaring up like crazy....havent seen her so bright and good looking for months!....when she brumated, she dug down into the half log, tunneled out the back of it, and slept in the very corner of the tank with a...

I use a mix of topsoil and play sand

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how do you know its much better? you cant get accurate surface temps with a probe. probes are for ambient temps.....my ambient temps are in the low 90s on my hot side, and my basking surface temps are about 125-130* .....why would you just guess at your temps instead of actually checking them...

That's plenty hot for ambient temps... Get an infrared so you can check your surface temps

keep forgetting to sift her enclosure...excuse all the chunks...i sifted my other enclosures already, just not this one....i really think both beardies need a little more substrate anyways but she was using her "burrow" today lol....well, its not a real burrow....but close enough....its...

few pics of the other dragons i mentioned in the post above....please note, these pics are not mine, and neither are the animals...but they are all thriving this dragon uses this hot spot for up to 30-40 minutes at a time as she sees fit

awesome! he looks great...glad his health problems are clearing up your results are similar to those of at least 3 other people i know of on the other forum as well......at least the people around here wont think im the lone crazy guy anymore, now they know theres at least 2 of us :lol...

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for the bugs - there is definitely some bugs that are not good for beardies. fireflys, lady bugs, milipiedes....all of which are native to me. i do my best to sift through all my soil as its being added to make sure and get all these little guys out....the lady bugs and fireflys im not worried...

Tippy finally figured out the stacks lol... Only caught a glimpse though... He heard me coming and he ran out looking for roaches, which he ate like 10+ of... He just kept eating and eating, like a bottomless pit And roxy was out perched on her cool side branch... She had about 6 roaches...

I would provide a hide on the hot side and the cool side... Hiding is a natural behavior and they will do it for security or privacy or any other reason... All dragons are different... My male never hides at all, my female will spend days at a time hiding