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[QUOTE="Chris., post: 2032247, member: 118223"] Make sure those kits don't come with a coil uvb light! You need a tube style uvb light for a bearded dragon! Sand is not bad on its own but a lot more difficult to handle and everything needs to be on point to make sure they do not ingest to much of it. For a baby you could use tile, papertowels or something similar like shelf liner (non adhesive). In the US most peoples use tile from what I've seen, but in Europe almost every dragon is housed on sand or a mix of sand and clay. [/QUOTE]
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