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Ohhh most of us have sworn the same thing !
Janie
Janie
Call me high strung, lol, but last night I could barely sleep and was having crazy irrational dreams about beardies and also about my cat's incisions from their spays popping open. Blah.
Gimme an abused rescue dog any day! Lol. Well, no don't do that either.
Gimme an abused rescue dog any day! Lol. Well, no don't do that either.
Renee said:
Thank you
all you guys have been so great, and it's very much appreciated. I still have lots to learn, lol. The forum I usually frequent isn't always the friendliest towards it's relatively ignorant "newbies" so I really appreciate the non-judgemental feedback I've received 8)- Messages
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thats why this forum is different. Not so much the mob mentality and a little more of people trying to be helpful.
crypticdragons said:
haha mob mentality, sounds about right!
Definitely refreshing that's for sure.
So I got an update from the homefront (not home from work yet) and Greisun (bully) is on his perch and Tanyr (bully-ee) is back in his hide on the cold side. Blargh.
At least nothing terrible happened while I was gone. I hate this!
I feel your frustration. Honestly, I would separate them as soon as you can. As Brian suggested, you can put a divider in the middle of the existing viv. A piece of cardboard. Secure it tightly.
Or you can get a rubbermaid bin as LadyKnight suggests.
What you have described are definitely dominant and recessive traits in your two new family members. And if one is a female, you don't want to have to deal with eggs and such.
BTW...glad the forum is working out for you. I think all of our members feel exactly the same way - we were all in your shoes. We've learned. There is no such thing as a stupid or dumb question. How can you learn if you don't ask. The day we stop learning is the day we no longer exist in this world.
Or you can get a rubbermaid bin as LadyKnight suggests.
What you have described are definitely dominant and recessive traits in your two new family members. And if one is a female, you don't want to have to deal with eggs and such.
BTW...glad the forum is working out for you. I think all of our members feel exactly the same way - we were all in your shoes. We've learned. There is no such thing as a stupid or dumb question. How can you learn if you don't ask. The day we stop learning is the day we no longer exist in this world.
Oh k cardboard, good, cuz I'm home now and wondering what the heck I'm gonna put in there! It makes me sick watching Greisun going after Tanyr like that.
Is three feet long by about 2 feet deep and 2 feet wide gonna be big enough for each?
I'm also concerned about the temp being too high with both heatlamps/basking areas, and also that I won't be able to get enough of a gradient. Or should I just worry about that later?
Thanks so much again!
Is three feet long by about 2 feet deep and 2 feet wide gonna be big enough for each?
I'm also concerned about the temp being too high with both heatlamps/basking areas, and also that I won't be able to get enough of a gradient. Or should I just worry about that later?
Thanks so much again!
Cardboard will be fine. Make sure it is secure and Greisun can't break it down.
The size is fine for a temp situation. You'll need to get another viv in the near future.
T
If temps are too hot, you can play around with a lower wattage basking bulb. A standard household bulb can be used. The old fashioned kind, not the energy savers.
The size is fine for a temp situation. You'll need to get another viv in the near future.
T
If temps are too hot, you can play around with a lower wattage basking bulb. A standard household bulb can be used. The old fashioned kind, not the energy savers.
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3x2x2 tank is fine for a adult dragon (considering a 40 gallon breeder, which is the suggested minimum, is 3x18")
If you can get a more permanent separator such as a piece of wood or some black/opaque plexi that is glue in you will be fine for a permanent solution with that setup.
If you can get a more permanent separator such as a piece of wood or some black/opaque plexi that is glue in you will be fine for a permanent solution with that setup.
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crypticdragons said:
Perfect solution to this predicament, nice one mate.
If you divide the tank you won't have to shell out for a new one, just additional lighting for the two sides i.e. 1 uvb each, 1 basking lamp each and if need be 1 CHE each.
crypticdragons said:
From what I have been reading, I figure'd they'll be big enough but it's good to have someone who actually knows confirm it for me
I imagine that if once they're gone (because reality is that one day they will be) I can remove the glass and scrape away the glue?
Red Ink AUS said:
Nice, being able to keep them both in the one big tank would definitely be good, lol. They take up enough room as it is
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I don't think anyone mentioned about thermometers. Here's where I can kick in. Do not get/use the stick on thermometers, because they can be off by quite a bit! A good suggestion is a digital one with the probe. They are quite inexpensive. Even temp guns people will suggest, as they are the most accurate.
I've used a stick on thermometer before, and was always worried because the temps were too low. Once I bought a digital one, turns out, my temps were correct all this time!
I hope everything works out great for you and your new beardies. ;D
Do not get/use the stick on thermometers, because they can be off by quite a bit! A good suggestion is a digital one with the probe. They are quite inexpensive. Even temp guns people will suggest, as they are the most accurate.I've used a stick on thermometer before, and was always worried because the temps were too low. Once I bought a digital one, turns out, my temps were correct all this time!
I hope everything works out great for you and your new beardies. ;D
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AlicesArk said:crypticdragons said:
From what I have been reading, I figure'd they'll be big enough but it's good to have someone who actually knows confirm it for me
I imagine that if once they're gone (because reality is that one day they will be) I can remove the glass and scrape away the glue?
Red Ink AUS said:
Nice, being able to keep them both in the one big tank would definitely be good, lol. They take up enough room as it is
CHE?
You are welcome. I know with all the information thats out there sometimes its hard to keep your head on straight. And yes you will be able to simply scrape up what you use to hold down the plexi. Now remember, like Gina said, you will need two temporary homes for them for 24-48 hours while the adhesive cures, dont want them breathing in any harmful fumes.
beardie_love said:I don't think anyone mentioned about thermometers. Here's where I can kick in.
I've used a stick on thermometer before, and was always worried because the temps were too low. Once I bought a digital one, turns out, my temps were correct all this time!
I hope everything works out great for you and your new beardies. ;D
Right on, that's what I was going to use anyways...this little unit with the dangly sensor, correct? A new years ago I was going to purchase a ball python (but never made the show) so I have the one at least
There's so much different info out there! And no I won't forgetcrypticdragons said:
You guys are all just great lol. Again I tottally appreciate you all! Maybe I''ll even post some pictures for ya!
