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    Beared dragons reek?

    Try changing the carpet out with a rough surfaced ceramic tile. Not that I know everything, but that is what I use and it is sooo easy to keep clean. I spot clean when they poo and once or twice a month I remove the tiles and wash and dissenfect them. My tanks have no smell whatsoever. It may...
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    Sand as subtrate.

    If I remember correctly, you are the one that started this, but hey, save those mad skills and have a nice one as well.
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    Sand as subtrate.

    Hey Bush, thanks for validating my post. I can handle it, buddy. Give me your best. OK, maybe not a bully, but most def a know it all. Thanks Germ, different strokes for different folks.
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    Sand as subtrate.

    I never said anything against sand. I have used it in the past and don't like it. I don't like the dust and odor associated with it. And I don't personally feel that I can keep it as germ and bacteria free as tile. I can see the same issues arising from left over germs and bacteria in sand the...
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    Sand as subtrate.

    Wasn't attacking your post, or even addressing it specifically, just adding info. I think that alot of people assume desert means sand, and it doesn't. I use tile as well and see no better substrate.
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    Sand as subtrate.

    There is no sand in the Australian desert where they are from. It is a hard packed dirt/brush. Not all deserts are like the Sahara. Desert is a climate type, not necessarily a landscape type. Why would anyone use sand when it is easier and cheaper to use a ceramic or slate tile?
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    Help Identify my Dragons

    My UTH is actually under rock formation which sits on top of ceramic tile substrate. It really only provides some increase in ambient air temp in that area, just makes the tile itself warm to the touch, not hot at all. My larger baby has shed over the weekend, check out this little dude now...
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    Help Identify my Dragons

    Thanks for the help Germ!
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    Help Identify my Dragons

    Thanks Germ, I am actually putting together their large tank right now and plan on separating them if needed. They are in the 10 because they are so small and waiting for their big tank to be finished. I do have the temp gradient working good, with a UTH under their basking rock and a lower...
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    Help Identify my Dragons

    Thanks germ, I figured just about what you told me, but thought it may be worth asking. Obviously they aren't standard dragons, so.... They are beautiful little dragons and are currently housed together in a 10 gallon for a short time. Not sure of the sex of them yet, but I plan on trying to...
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    Help Identify my Dragons

    Hi, New to the board and have a question about some recent additions. These are our new babies that were sold as hypotrans sandfire reds. I'm not worried about being ripped off if not as I only paid $50 for the pair. Can anyone confirm from seeing them if this is true or maybe another...
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