Gizelle
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The reason I’ve made this post about my setup is that my last post about my new beardie got sidetracked about my tank setup and feeding, because I’ve got some really good advice and I just wanna verify it so here’s a few pics and info of my setup
This is my tank at a glance, with paper towels over the sand so my lizard won’t get impacted
This is the light I don’t use, should I use it? I think it’s called a ReptiSun 10.0 UVB Compact Fluorescent Bulb (I think)
The light on the left is the one I do use (100 watt Repti Basking Spot Lamp) the one on the right is a red bulb, but those are bad for beardies, so I don’t use it, if your wondering why I don’t have a heat emitter, imma copy and paste my story from my recent post:
So when my mom got a kit (wich was a absolute ripoff) it came with one of those red lights for night, but I looked into it and found out beardies can see it, but I couldn’t afford. The heat emitter so I kept using it for like a day or two, and it WENT OUT, so then it was a problem, cause at the time my first beardie was alive (HES my recently deceased beardie, and I have a new one now) and needed heat, so I had to just let him have no light and heat at night,(sometimes leaving the light on in cooler nights) but with this new beardie while I was in the pet store, I saw one for 25$ and new it was worth it BUT the lady there was like “that’s gonna fry your beardie” and in my head I new everyone said it was just fine so I was like “but I got a 40gal” and she said I needed a 40gal breeder, and she said it was Thiccer, wich I fought sounded a little bogus but she was really set on me buying a red or blue light so I just used a excuse saying that I’ll fix my old red light (I won’t) And I’ll have to come back later and avoid her.
And here he is: he’s quite young
And I have fed him 10 crickets in which he hasn’t eaten (relocation stress) and I plan to order Phoenix worms and BSFL
And I’m gonna get some hornworms for him as a treat.
So yeah Light fixture wise many people have told me to get reptisun 10.0 tube t8 or t5, if you guys want me to change or fix something
Lemme know! Or if you just wanna comment something you can!
This is my tank at a glance, with paper towels over the sand so my lizard won’t get impacted
This is the light I don’t use, should I use it? I think it’s called a ReptiSun 10.0 UVB Compact Fluorescent Bulb (I think)
The light on the left is the one I do use (100 watt Repti Basking Spot Lamp) the one on the right is a red bulb, but those are bad for beardies, so I don’t use it, if your wondering why I don’t have a heat emitter, imma copy and paste my story from my recent post:
So when my mom got a kit (wich was a absolute ripoff) it came with one of those red lights for night, but I looked into it and found out beardies can see it, but I couldn’t afford. The heat emitter so I kept using it for like a day or two, and it WENT OUT, so then it was a problem, cause at the time my first beardie was alive (HES my recently deceased beardie, and I have a new one now) and needed heat, so I had to just let him have no light and heat at night,(sometimes leaving the light on in cooler nights) but with this new beardie while I was in the pet store, I saw one for 25$ and new it was worth it BUT the lady there was like “that’s gonna fry your beardie” and in my head I new everyone said it was just fine so I was like “but I got a 40gal” and she said I needed a 40gal breeder, and she said it was Thiccer, wich I fought sounded a little bogus but she was really set on me buying a red or blue light so I just used a excuse saying that I’ll fix my old red light (I won’t) And I’ll have to come back later and avoid her.
And here he is: he’s quite young
And I have fed him 10 crickets in which he hasn’t eaten (relocation stress) and I plan to order Phoenix worms and BSFL
And I’m gonna get some hornworms for him as a treat.
So yeah Light fixture wise many people have told me to get reptisun 10.0 tube t8 or t5, if you guys want me to change or fix something
Lemme know! Or if you just wanna comment something you can!