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[QUOTE="Cronniss, post: 2039211, member: 118773"] Hello everyone! I'm new to the community and currently I am looking to get my first bearded dragon. At the moment I am doing research and will read up on the care and environment maintenance for a dragon so I can make sure that I have everything in place for when I bring the little guy home and he lives a long and healthy life. I am most likely going to get an adolescent, because I know I'm not ready for really little lizards. (I want to make sure that he'll be around for me for a long time.) From what I have read, though, is that you shouldn't have a really large terrarium for an adolescent. But I live in an apartment, and while I have the space available for a "rather large" enclosure (I'm looking at 48" x 18" x 24") I don't have storage available for a second terrarium. So a question I have is: will this work for an adolescent as long as I "teach" it where its food and water are, and ensure that it is eating its food? Also, I've been considering the substrate. Everything I've read so far says not to have "loose" substrate for young dragons. So while I am probably going to get a carpet for the little fella, I was wondering if a product like [URL='https://www.amazon.com/Jurassic-Natural-Australian-Habitat-Substrate/dp/B0C37ZR252/ref=pd_bxgy_d_sccl_1/147-8583822-8790900?pd_rd_w=JU03N&content-id=amzn1.sym.101c7dca-f8ef-4330-838b-ed6e9ebb9e52&pf_rd_p=101c7dca-f8ef-4330-838b-ed6e9ebb9e52&pf_rd_r=27VRX3H0FYCZ9J3MTNEG&pd_rd_wg=a36MZ&pd_rd_r=a1d864eb-6c4b-49d7-a8da-4cb0b487bc7e&pd_rd_i=B0C37ZR252&psc=1']Jurassic Natural Australian Desert Dragon Habitat Substrate for Bearded Dragons[/URL] would be ok for when he is older? I'm asking because I do want to have as natural as an environment for him, but I also know they tend to eat things they really shouldn't. (So I don't want him to become impacted.) That's all for now. I may (and probably will) have more questions in the future. I thank you in advance for any information you can provide for my above questions. And as I develop the terrarium and eventually get a new friend I will post pictures. [/QUOTE]
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