Hi everyone, I just wanted some advice as after reading some threads on this site I saw that a juvenile having an underbite developing is an early indicator of MBD. We currently have a UVB light running the length of his tank on the inside with a UVA bulb above his basking spot. His basking spot sits at around 95-100 degrees and he eats his leafy greens well every day. Regular bowel movements and he eats around 10-12 super worms Daily. (He’s never been a big binge eater of insects) we dust his worms and veggies daily with calcium and go off and on with added D3. He gets a multivitamin twice a week as well with D3. I’m just trying to see if there’s anything else I could be doing wrong here. He’s about 6 months old as well. Thanks everyone.
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Crabs Mcjones
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Which UVB light are you utilizing? And how old is the light?
The light is Approximately 3-4 months old and I’m not 100% certain on the kind because we bought it second hand from a local reptile store.
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Crabs Mcjones
Juvenile Dragon
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If the light was bought second hand is it possible its older and its no longer putting out proper UVB levels? The tube bulbs are good for approximately 8 months depended on how long they're ran per day.