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  1. 10-13-2017, 04:01 PM #41
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    Re: First steps to rehabilitation of neglected dragons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Sounds good, soon as I get my last 2 snakes I will be getting g 2 of these for mine. Everything in one hood

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    Awesome! looks like my basking spot is already climbed up to 95 instead of 80. I think its still going to go up. Also, what did you mean by a cover for the heat bulb so they can't touch it? could you explain further or show me a picture of what you mean? $56 later....... i just ordered a UVB fixture and The good bulb.
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    Re: First steps to rehabilitation of neglected dragons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Some fixtures have a wire cage around the bulb so that your animal can't come in contact with the bulb, just a safety thing for you and your animal.

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    Re: First steps to rehabilitation of neglected dragons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Hot spot is reading right around 105 via my infrared heat gun! Thanks for you help!


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