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Beardie ER
My beardie is barely eating
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[QUOTE="xp29, post: 2024933, member: 114539"] Hdochow was spot on. Your kit almost certainly came with a compact/coil uvb. Those are garbage and will cause irreparable harm to your beardie. You need to get a long tube uvb, personally i recommend the Arcadia pro t5 12% desert. The sun blaster and the zoomed are also recommended alot. Your temps are a little low for basking also. 105 to 110 for babies. Once they reach adult you'll scale it back to 95 to 100 degrees. Beardies often times experience relocation stress as hdochow mentioned. It usually don't last to long though. But if you ended up with a timid beardie it could last longer. If your night time temp in your home drops below the low 70's at night you will want to get a ceramic heat emitter for night time heat. It doesn't produce light, just heat. Welcome to the forum btw, you have come to the right place for info on your new pet, feel free to ask about anything at all, and if you get a chance read through the care guides, they can answer a lot of questions you might have also. 🙂 [/QUOTE]
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