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[QUOTE="ChileanTaco, post: 2045161, member: 118921"] Do you have a link to the vivarium? Is that one where the lights go into? A ceramic heat emitter is usually not required, but you need a UVB tube (no coil) in addition to the basking light. Both the basking lamp and the tube need a reflector. Also make sure the one for the bulb has a ceramic socket as plastic can melt. Use the ones sold for specific that use: vivariums/terrariums. Regarding names: Many pets react well to names that can be pronounced clearly. My dragon "Taco" reacts to the "Tac" in his name. From the names you list, I would go for Loki, Simba or Bingo and say that overly pronounced ("Looooki", "Simmmm-ba", "B-ING-o"). My dragon won't come when "called", but clearly reacts different when I say "Taco", "Tac", "Hey Tac!" (looks and waits as he knows when I say that something happens like I open the terrarium, or give him food, or take him out) compared to when I say other things (no reactions, or looks a second and continues what he's doing). [/QUOTE]
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