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    humidity for a bearded dragon??

    hey. i need a quick reply for a friend. he bought some bearded dragons from a guy and he gave him a caresheet but it doesn't say anything about humidity levels. he has an accu-rite thermostat and he said its says 'low' for the humidity. thanks for any help!

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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    They're a desert species, they don't need high humidity. I don't keep them myself, but this is what I've heard and it's sort of desert = low humidity.
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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    Exactly what Dutch said; Beardies need low humidity. I don't use water bowls in my enclosures to help keep humidity down.

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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    There really should not be any humidity. The only humidity my dragon enclosures get is when I give them a little spay of water in between their baths. My dragons are on tile when I had them on sand I did not spray them down.

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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    Quote Originally Posted by Demon280z View Post
    Exactly what Dutch said; Beardies need low humidity. I don't use water bowls in my enclosures to help keep humidity down.
    Just curious, but how and when do you let them drink?
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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    so as long as it says 'low' hes alright? thanks for the quick responses, guys

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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    Quote Originally Posted by DutchHerp View Post
    Just curious, but how and when do you let them drink?
    Most Bearded Dragons don't readily drink from a water dish. I give regular baths and they get most of the moisture they need from the greens they eat.

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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    My dragon drinks water from a bowl! I have a screened top enclosure so I leave a water dish in for him and its changed often. High humidity can cause URI in beardies.

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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    Dont want to sound stupid. . . but what is URI?
    My water bowl is big, but the humidity is low due to the basking light and the big cage.

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    Re: humidity for a bearded dragon??

    URI = Upper resperatory infection. Very bad.

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