Hello all! I am new to forum however have been in the hobby for many years and have decided to come back after a long break to raise a family. I have been waiting for the opportunity to acquire a proper habitat and space to provide a proper home for a dragon. I'm not impulsive and this has been a desire of mine for several years now. I recently acquired a glass display case for free from a local gun store that measures 20" deep, 25" high and 5' long. I just now pulled it in the house for a thorough cleaning and layout planning. When all said and done it will house a single male most likely from the wonderful people at Atomic. I plan on having a 4' t5HO 10.0, and a double bulb basking area with vinyl tile covering all sides, sliding glass front and 4 or 6 vents. All lighting controlled via arduino with over/under temp alarm with notification. The information here has been very beneficial and I look forward to positive interaction with fellow beardie enthusiasts.
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Hello from Wyoming!
- Thread starter Mikey307
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With that deep of a tank can I suggest using an Arcadia 14% bulb? They are a little more expensive than Reptisun bulbs but they are way better and penetrate deeper into the tank. I just switched mine over and my adult dragon that has had some medical issues the past 6 months has been a totally different dragon. She is more perky, and eats more and her MBD signs are almost non existent. I use the 12% bulbs because my tank is only 18" but since your tank is higher I would go with the 14%.
