Smerf, It seems like you are well on your way and I can only see a few adjustments that need to be made. (You're way better off than I was in this stage of the game) *Heat and Lights* The reptisun 10.0 tubes are perfect! There are only a few changes that I would suggest to your lighting/heating. You do not need the night light, their bodies need to cool off at night so as long as you heat your home they will be just fine. My guys sit fine overnight at 68*F, which is what I set my house at. Also your basking temps seem a little high 105*F would be better for them. You can fix this one of 2 ways, move the heat light up higher or you can see if the red light will work to get the temps right on the hot side. How are you taking temps? Are you using the little stick on thermometers that I see in the pics or do you have a probe? The probes are way more accurate, the others could be off by 20*! You can go to the hardware section of Walmart (where the outdoor thermometers are) and pick up an AcuRite digital thermometer with a probe for about $12. This is way more accurate and it is alos what most of us here use. (I too used the stick on kind in the beginning) *Food* The Beardie Bites you are using, are they the cactus flavored ones from Nature Zone? My male, Chaos LOVES those. But please remember that they are just a treat. If you look at the ingredients there are tons of stuff in there that your babies do not need. You could offer a few bites maybe once a week, but I wouldn't go more than that. When you feed crickets you want to give them as much as they will consume in a 10 minute period at least 2 times a day. Here is a great site that will help you know what is good to feed and what is not.
http://www.beautifuldragons.503xtreme.com/Nutritionframeset.html I would just ditch the spinich all together since it is not a staple and use a collard green or some other type of green. Again these are all listed on the link I gave you. Your babies need protien now more than anything else, so it is important that you let them eat as many live feeders as they want a few times a day. Also remember that they need to be done eating 2 hours before lights out so that they can digest the food. You can offer crickets, silkworms, phoenix worms, and small roaches right now. Anything that is bigger than the space between thier eyes is a no-no because it can cause impaction issues. You want to stay away from mealworms all together, their shell is too hard to digest. Once they are 16 inches they can have superworms, my guys LOVES these, and they are a cheap feeder.