Hi,

Yes, I have read a lot on Beardies and have found that there are a lot of varied ways on how to keep your Dragon. I know some that use Sand...which I would not do as I think in my situation with Florence the lino works better.
Different horses for different courses. I do get tired reading when someone(newbie) posts (on another forum) "I keep my Beardie on bla bla blaaa is this ok?" then promptly gets flamed and their Grave is dug for them
There are pros and cons in everything...and I am not wanting to get into the debate about substrate!!! We have to do what's best for our Pets at the end of the Day...and in my House, they all get cleaned/fed first!

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Hi why you are asking to join reptile forum?You are a member of Pet forum .I think as a member of this you should suggest everyone to join in this forum.And what wrong if he search in the Google?I don't understand.

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Hi i have had bearded dragons for seven years and i also recently have bred them, i have a red light in my dragons enclosures which is put up to a habistat, the habistat is set to a temperature and if the temperature drops the red light will then come on and bring it back up to the temperature which is set. I would say that a bearded dragons needs more space rather than height because if you give them too much height they arent afraid to jump which therefore sometimes can result in injuries. I have always placed a water bowl within my dragons enclosures as they sometimes enjoy bathing in it hope this as helped any more questions please dont hesitate to contact me