Hi mumps and thanks for the reply & welcome.
To be honest i have read a large portion of your posts on this forum in the monitor section, I have seen all the advice you have given to both good and "bad"/Inexperianced owners, and i have taken all of it on board. Your info has been very helpful. My new little sav is called, "yoshi", partly down to loving the name and partly to fitting it. He/She is 100000% CB so that is a plus, came with papers from a company called "ZOO LOGIC" based here in england. Yoshi is around 6 weeks old from hatch and is a very perky little critter. Looks healthy, checked vents eyes nose etc and fine. Only thing is yoishi is goin through a shed right now.

Regarding to drying the enclosure out, I have been reading alot of very "mixed" views over the humidity required for the sav, some say under 30% (which imo is far farrrr to low), Some say 30% to 50% then some say 50% +, and even some say dont worry about monitoring it which is a awful thing to sudjest to potential new keepers, as keeping an animal such as this requires knowing ALL aspects of its enviroment and health.
Its sitting nicely at 60% now, and its stayed happly like that for 48hours. so i will not change any of that.

Good advice over the new setup, i will be following that very template as sujested by people such as yourself who apear to be well knowlegeable people in this feild with this breed.

I was just a little concerned about rasing his basking spot incase of any discomfort or possible burns "Yoshi" could receive, its sitting at about 130 F acording to my infered temp gun reading i just took.

Im also noting down EVERYTHING i do, I have made a "record book", Every feed, every "dump", every bit of behavour i notice i will record down to show to the vets in any situation needed, is this ok to do or am i goin a tad overboard?

I will upload some pics later today once back with my main computer, the ones i have show the viv setup and some rather "dark" lookin pics of the sav. (my iphone camera is not the best, especialy around high powered lamps).
Either way ill get back. (oh and he happly without ANY fuss munched down two crickets i placed in the viv b4 putting yoshi in)