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have a good old research yourself and see what will work best for you, if you check my old post "new beardie slave" can see loads of pics and info on how I got my setup going, shenlong is now 18 1/2 inches and still growing strong! just keep topping up the clean up crew if they take too many...

go bioactive, worth the effort and looks so much better, keep the temps right and clean up crew healthy and there shouldn't be any worries. had my shenlong in a bioactive viv from 8wks and he's not had any problems.

so happy to see steves progress :D had a random thought about how you could keep him too! get in touch with a local news team or newspaper and show them this thread and all the stuff from the vets. A true human interest story about an evil school a girl with a heart and a dragon that needed a...

We need a donation page on this site to set up the IBHS International Beardie Health Service :mrgreen: an emergency fund we can all donate to and use to help those little dragons like Steve that nobody else can :D

agree with quyller 1000%, a bioactive setup is a wonderful thing when done correctly and loved just as much as you love your dragon, it provides a more natural and healthy environment for your dragons needs. I feel sorry for all those dragons out there stuck on paper, carpet or tile. I know they...

they are called silk worms here yes :D but they are a pain to get so dubias and calci worms are a great choice. so long as all the husbandry is correct you shouldn't have too many issues health wise, the reason I chose a bioactive set up; and my baby was 8weeks when he got me :D is I think a...

Great to read he's been doing better, sure he's loving keeping you..and us on our toes :) i'm not a vet; which is still a good idea to take him to see, but if I were to hazard a guess I would say that the flipping now is kind of the reverse of what it was, where he was getting weaker and...

hi there and congratulations on getting yourself a new little dragon lord :D i'm in the uk too and had my master a few months now. have a look through my new beardie slave post, plenty of tips in there on what is working to keep my dragon from eating me :lol: I use the timers too but mine...

looks like your little dragon master is just chilling out :D a lot of species that I've noticed that live in a hot environment will sometimes keep there toes off the ground like that to help keep cool, wouldn't worry too much just double check all your temps on the hot side with a good IR...

and a few pics in the tub at lunch today

just a couple of pics from yesterdays shed :D