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Unfortunately I'm no help there. This is how my husband did mine, but I'm sure it's more complicated than it needs to be lol

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Yes, keep the basking light and replace the regular light with the reptisun 10.0 t5

Hello, They need 2 lights: 1 that provides heat (that's the basking light) and one that provides uvb light (that's the reptisun 10.0). As long as your basking light gets the basking spot warm enough, and is a bright white light (no colors), that's good. The uvb light should be 12" away from your...

Hello all. I'm hoping you can help me to sex my beardie. Is it a boy or girl? Let me know if you need a better picture. Thanks in advance!

Hello, Since they are ok with each other when out of their normal vivs, it sounds like your girl is upset at the "invasion" to her territory. I'd suggest moving them both around (swap tank places, move around tank decor, new tank backgrounds, etc). It's a trick we do with territorial/aggressive...

Hello, My beardie started out as a classroom pet, so speaking from personal experience. Pros: Bearded dragons are very appealing to students (mine was in a 7/8 science room). There is a LOT you can teach with them (growth rate, metabolic pathways, ecosystems, adaptations, etc). It is good to...

Hey all! I have been keeping detailed growth records, but would love some to compare to. Does anybody have growth charts (age, weight, length, etc) for their dragons that they would share? Specifically charts, rather than graphs would be great! Thanks a bunch!

Thank you both!

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I'm sure it'd be fine. Depending on how big your dragon is, though, he may not even be interested in them if they're too small

I am upgrading hides and climbing sticks as my little beardie is growing like crazy (yay!?) and I was wondering how far I should keep stuff away from the uv light. I have a t5 ho 10.0, mounted underneath the screen. Is there a concern that he/she would get too close to the uv or would he/she...

Hello, I was looking at some aquarium decorations that I like, but I was wondering if my beardie would be able to climb them or if it would be slippery/no traction. Anybody have experience? Thanks!

These are pretty common feeders for much smaller things (dart frogs, etc), so you could, but you'd have to feed a ridiculous amount to fill your beardie up!

Do you measure or weigh him regularly? That's the best way to gauge his growth.

Hello, Mealworms are not really a good food for beardies. The exoskeleton is too tough for them to digest, so that may be why he threw it up. Also, in my experience (from feeding birds) mealworms left alone at room temp grow pretty fast, so how big were the mealworms you fed? Better feeders...