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    Re: help on bearded dragons

    Quote Originally Posted by aifgm View Post
    this is my red blood male terrarium


    this is the baby from the male


    hope you give an idea for your enclosure
    Those look pretty good. But most don't like the loose substrate for beardies - espeically young ones. Too much risk of impaction (and harder to keep clean... mold, bacteria growth, parasites, etc). Yes, many do it with no problems. At least for a while... Just something to be aware of....

    The adult looks very cramped in his enclosure.

    And they could use something to climb on and probably some kind of hide. There should be a temperature gradient from a hot side with a basking bulb to a cool (not cold, just cooler than the hot side) side.
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