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I found an interesting article on science daily: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/07/150704082402.htm "Climate change is turning male dragon lizards into females" Summary: A climate-induced change of male dragon lizards into females occurring in the wild has been confirmed for the...

This youtube video demonstrates the point "Why you shouldn't put your baby beardy near you adult beardy!" - Michel Behrends http://youtu.be/4CgoxUHcTpk

I know it's more expensive, but the fixture from zoomed, zilla, or exoterra might be a better choice. They have a built in back reflector, which increases the UVB output by about two-fold. Below is a link to the reference. http://www.uvguide.co.uk/fluorescenttubemeshtests.htm

You'll probably get lower UVB, since less power is used to excite the mercury atoms in the tube which would cause less fluorescence.

Some people store them in wine coolers. Keeping them cool will slow down the growth process. Hopefully someone who knows the exact temp can chime in here.

This guy fed his beardie pellets and salads only, and the beardie is 17 years old! http://www.beardeddragon.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=195273 Although I wouldn't do this for juveniles, you might be okay with adults. I think overfeeding bugs is worse than not feeding bugs at all (obesity...

Hello guys~! I'm snowed in, and figured this is a good time to make a video of my beardie Dante's hatchling moments. Below is a link to the video on youtube. Enjoy! http://youtu.be/GDUpEZp8RhQ

Meijer in my area has some.

Hello guys, I got Dante, my male bearded dragon, as a hatchling on March 2013. That was almost 7 months ago! I haven't really posted updates or blogs here, I usually do it on the facebook page. But I think I'll share this youtube video here. I got a toothless toy, which has a catapult tail. I...

The screen blocks about 30%, to be more precise. I made a post about this awhile ago. http://www.beardeddragon.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=193982

My favorite one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flg_6RUpQw8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I was actually going back to previous article of the Reptiles magazine about adenovirus. It looks like the website got the quote from Jan 2012 'Contageous & deadly' by Kevin Write, DVM, cited (sort of) at the bottom of the website. Anyway, I wish you luck.

It may be adenovirus. MBD is not likely at such a young age.

It's a fancy word for a light dimmer lol

Have you considered using a rheostat?

I used to feed my baby bearded dragon 50 extra small nymphs a day. But I was probably overfeeding him. There is a huge price difference in the market, I had to search more than 15 different sellers to get a good deal. Good luck!

I saw day geckos and ball pythons being housed together in another pet store. I thought that was an interesting combination.

Isn't what your friend did illegal?

A drug called ponazuril worked very well for my bearded dragon. It almost eliminated coccidia in my bearded dragon from a single treatment.

We were actually discussing this issue at another topic. I posted some literature on Vitamine D3 supplementation. The link to the topic is below. http://www.beardeddragon.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=195133