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    bearded dragon ?

    do they need under tank heat?we just got a baby yesterday. as soon as we put him in his tank he started eating.

    thanks for any help

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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    Most, if not all, of the people i know use a lamp to heat a rock, and the dragon gets belly heat from the heated rock. I don't know if undertank heaters can be used in place of that. If you have a lamp you may want to consider a MVB, as this will give you your heat and UVB requirements in one bulb

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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    Dragons are basking animals. Above lights only.

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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    heat rocks are 100% a no no UTHs aren't really good for beardies you want a basking lamp!
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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    I agree with Dem although I have only had my beardie for about a month. I read that it is very dangerous to use a heat rock as they do not recognize if they are getting burnt on their belly's. Use a heat lamp or you can get a powersun bulb or a reptisun bulb....this way it will give them their UV that they need. If you do get a bulb like that you will need calcium only...no D3
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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    Quote Originally Posted by BPelizabeth View Post
    I agree with Dem although I have only had my beardie for about a month. I read that it is very dangerous to use a heat rock as they do not recognize if they are getting burnt on their belly's. Use a heat lamp or you can get a powersun bulb or a reptisun bulb....this way it will give them their UV that they need. If you do get a bulb like that you will need calcium only...no D3
    Reptisun makes a bulb? Or did you mean their Tubes
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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Beardedragon View Post
    Reptisun makes a bulb? Or did you mean their Tubes
    yea the tubes....sorry...see ....haven't been doing it very long and I clearly use the Power Sun bulb.
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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    Beardies LOVE to bask, so a basking bulb that will give you a basking temp/spot of 110F-115F would be perfect. They love it hot! Belly heat would not be needed, Beardies just bask most of the time and will not need belly heat.
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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Breadbug500 View Post
    use a lamp to heat a rock
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    Re: bearded dragon ?

    iu thought he said heat rock, nice catch Zack
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