Daniel Mathews
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Hello our Beardie is 2 years old and I was wondering if I need to keep the basking light and heat emitter on at the same time. I'm waiting for my thermastat to arrive
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Welcome to the forum!
So I guess we need more info on your set up.. So you have a basking light, do you have a UVB light? Your heat emitter I take that is a CHE (ceramic heating element)??
So all you should need is a basking light for the heat, and a UVB strip light set so that it overlaps with the basking light. A CHE is more for the winter months when the temp falls below 65F...
So I guess we need more info on your set up.. So you have a basking light, do you have a UVB light? Your heat emitter I take that is a CHE (ceramic heating element)??
So all you should need is a basking light for the heat, and a UVB strip light set so that it overlaps with the basking light. A CHE is more for the winter months when the temp falls below 65F...
Daniel Mathews
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Thank you. Yes I have a ceramic emitter. I just use the emitter at night with no lights.
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So what is your source of heat during the day?
You should have a basking light that is overlapping with a UVB strip light and No colored lights during the day.. at night if it's colder than 65F at night then use of a CHE and no lights.
Daniel Mathews
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I have a basking light for day use
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