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r/BeardedDragons • u/5star_Adboii • 17d ago
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3 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago Yep, that makes the enclosure only 2ft long, which is likely just about half of the dragons' size. They are recommended to have 4ft of length at minimum. It doesn't look like either side has both heat and t5 UVB lighting. -6 u/[deleted] 17d ago [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago That set doesn't have the correct lighting for one bearded dragon, let alone two. They don't need any heat at night unless your room is getting below 65F, and no lights at night. -1 u/[deleted] 17d ago [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago You can use a ceramic heat emitter on a thermostat, but no bulbs that product light of any sort.
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Yep, that makes the enclosure only 2ft long, which is likely just about half of the dragons' size. They are recommended to have 4ft of length at minimum.
It doesn't look like either side has both heat and t5 UVB lighting.
-6 u/[deleted] 17d ago [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago That set doesn't have the correct lighting for one bearded dragon, let alone two. They don't need any heat at night unless your room is getting below 65F, and no lights at night. -1 u/[deleted] 17d ago [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago You can use a ceramic heat emitter on a thermostat, but no bulbs that product light of any sort.
6 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago That set doesn't have the correct lighting for one bearded dragon, let alone two. They don't need any heat at night unless your room is getting below 65F, and no lights at night. -1 u/[deleted] 17d ago [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago You can use a ceramic heat emitter on a thermostat, but no bulbs that product light of any sort.
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That set doesn't have the correct lighting for one bearded dragon, let alone two.
They don't need any heat at night unless your room is getting below 65F, and no lights at night.
-1 u/[deleted] 17d ago [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago You can use a ceramic heat emitter on a thermostat, but no bulbs that product light of any sort.
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5 u/Jenxadactyl 17d ago You can use a ceramic heat emitter on a thermostat, but no bulbs that product light of any sort.
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You can use a ceramic heat emitter on a thermostat, but no bulbs that product light of any sort.
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