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query my dragon dosent like being handeled and always seems to be in a mood also he has not shedded skin for a few weeks now y is this please thanks. O i must say though my tank is a starter 1 only small what should i do ????
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Re: bearded dragon behaviour query
possibly something wrong within the setup you have.
can you describe the setup please ?
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Re: bearded dragon behaviour query
hey guys right my viv is a small standard one bout 2 ft by 2 ft i have the uv bulb on the back wall and heat light on far right of the roof i use play sand inthere there is a tree for climbing on his basking area and a shelter in the cooling area am i doing someting wrong?????
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Re: bearded dragon behaviour query
i would say your problem is the size of that viv, you wont be able to get a proper heat gradient from hot to cold with something so small im afraid, that size viv would be ok for a baby but would soon outgrow it. you need to upgrade to something along the lines of 4x2x2 even a 3.5x2x2 would be ok. DKDREAM asked a very important question regarding the thermostat(not thermometer) you need one of these to regulate the temps if not your beardie will overheat especially in a viv so small. You will also need a thermometer with a probe so you can measure the temps in the basking spot, ambient temp, and cool end temp these are very important.
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Re: bearded dragon behaviour query
And juvenilles should not be kept on any particle substrate. I say remove all the sand and put him on newspaper or paper towel for a few months.
I personally don't even keep adults on particle substrate. Floor tiles are better than any substrate. |
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