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[QUOTE="xp29, post: 2032742, member: 114539"] I agree with Karrieree 100%. Your to fixtures up front, are they zilla brand? I can't see them well enough to tell in the pics. If so they come with a plastic lens covering the bulb. It blocks 100% of the ubv rendering them useless. I wish they would stop selling them. If that's what they are please remove the lens. Also they will be t8 bulbs and need to be under the screen. That is likely why your beardie hangs out only in that corner, he is trying to get enough uvb to be healthy. The Arcadia pro t5 12% is a much better option, you can get it at petsmart or online. ZooMed also works, but I have personally had problems with their fixtures. I also agree with Karrieree about not taking advice from the employees of chain stores, most of them have never had a reptile let alone been educated on them. I've been keeping beardies for about 9 years, folks like Karrieree, AHBD, Claudiusx, Cooperdragon to name a few have alot more years experience than that. Trust me, you won't find better or more accurate info anywhere else. [/QUOTE]
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