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is it a bad idea to let the girls..
live in their 55 gallon tank? I was able to purchase the 55 gal and stand too. Im eager to put the girls in it but dont want to over whelm them either, so is it safe?
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
You could always try sectioning it off, and increasing the space as they grow.
--Becky--
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
great idea becky.. thanks!!
btw the play sand is soooo soft, i love it.
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
Hm.. I really wouldn't keep the babies on sand. Even as adults, it's so messy and holds bacteria really easily. It's not just scooping the poop up when you see it. You have to think about the liquid that seeps down to the bottom.
You can find some really nice rough slate tiles and use those for the bottom. Easy clean up(just wipe it down) and no impaction risk.
--Becky--
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
pooey now that ive dumped 50lbs of it in the tank!!
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
Shop Vac?
--Becky--
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
I've seen a set up online where they had the sand on the hot end, and the tiles over on the cool end (where they fed them, and the hide was) on BDragons forum. They were debating over if it was a good idea, and the conclusion I guess was that the baby dragons arent that great at catching their food when its on the sand, and may get some sand with their food, which could cause impaction. I thought it was a cool set up, and they owner said it was easy to clean. So, ya know.
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
I'm sure for adult dragons, it would be ok, but for babies, their systems are just very sensitive and small. I just wouldn't want to risk it. Beardies go around everywhere tasting things, and for adults, I'm sure a little sand here and there wouldn't pose a problem. It just wouldn't take a whole lot to impact a baby beardie.
--Becky--
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
That's what they said, these babies will stick just about anything in their mouth lol.
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Re: is it a bad idea to let the girls..
sounds like my kids lol... i do have their food (Salad) in a raised dish. we take them out to feed crickets anyway since i have to go cricket catching lol... the girls are doing well right now, have gone to sleep for the night. ill be sure to post pictures later on this evening. i need to get more decorations for the cage lol. its amazing what a transfer from 10 gallons to 55gallons can make in terms of having enough cage furniture. i had picked up a few peices of driftwood before so i was able to use them too
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