phill
Bearded Dragon Egg
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Hi name is phill new beardy owner just reading the the forums for now finding it very informative little pic of my setup
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Hi new to the forum
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Hi Phil, welcome to the forums! Great looking dragons and enclosure.
If i may offer a few words of advice. I would work on getting your two dragons separated as soon as you can. Being a breeder often having multiples in the same cage. I will admit some will do ok with each other but it is not worth the risk as one at any instant can decide it doesnt want the others company. No way of telling this sometimes and you wont find out till one is missing a tail, fingers, hand, arm and even worst death. Just not worth the risk.
A water bowl in a dragons cage is not necessary. If you decide that you do want to keep this. Dragons will often defecate as they soak. Dirty water in any instance can cause some serious health issues for your dragon.
Also, i would not have any fake plants within the cage. They will try to eat anything green. As they get older there jaws wil become stronger and there teeth will become sharper allowing them to chew off parts of the plastic.
If i may offer a few words of advice. I would work on getting your two dragons separated as soon as you can. Being a breeder often having multiples in the same cage. I will admit some will do ok with each other but it is not worth the risk as one at any instant can decide it doesnt want the others company. No way of telling this sometimes and you wont find out till one is missing a tail, fingers, hand, arm and even worst death. Just not worth the risk.
A water bowl in a dragons cage is not necessary. If you decide that you do want to keep this. Dragons will often defecate as they soak. Dirty water in any instance can cause some serious health issues for your dragon.
Also, i would not have any fake plants within the cage. They will try to eat anything green. As they get older there jaws wil become stronger and there teeth will become sharper allowing them to chew off parts of the plastic.
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A few good links to help get you started ...
Basic BD Care Sheet - A Place To Start
Bearded Dragon --- Exclusive Care Info Library
Beautiful Dragons Nutrition Chart
UVB Setup
Is Bearded Dragon Co-habitation a good plan?
How To Sex A Bearded Dragon
Danny nicholas
Hatchling Dragon
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Nice set up
