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Recent content by Deac77

  1. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    Trust me my cage is big enough the ambient is still 85 and it's one spot to each his own but people find beardies here where I live that ppl let go and they are basking on cement the average temp here is 115 and they are fine
  2. Deac77

    Beardie won't leave hide/ cool area..

    Your set up seems nice only thing I would change is the UVB bulb these are high sunlight reptiles and need a 10.0 UVB bulb it set up is very similar to mine actually although I use fahrenheit so I am not sure what the temps are but sound just fine personally anytime they shed I give daily baths...
  3. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    I agreed that it hasn't been proven I said I personally didn't want to take the risk maybe I should right my thesis on this haha I've never had a impacted animal I do agree most can be contributed to poor husbandry any I've encountered from some one else that probably was the case I simply...
  4. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    That temp isn't that extreme these guys originate from the Australian desert basking spots there get hotter than that think about it why would you keep a ackie monitor with a basking temp of 140 when they are from the same region in the wild they would have different basking temps ranging from...
  5. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    If escape is why you don't like them get a smooth sided tote (I'll upload a pic when I get home from work of mine) do they can't climb up
  6. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    Possible but that seem low my dude eats 20-30 large nymphs a day
  7. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    I agree with him on carpet as the easiest and safest I have a custom built cage with removable tile it's a breeze to clean but an silks are expensive and fragile to mold of not careful but they go nuts for them I have 3 basking temps personally the highest being 135f the other 120f and the...
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    iguana forum

    Haha funny you should mention tegu forums but the tegu forum I'm a member on has the most knowledge I've seen for all branches of iguanas but agree i haven't been able to find one dedicated specifically for iguanas
  9. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    Haha good luck with silks locally but they are amazing feeders but fairly fragile I order them fro mulberry farms they are awesome about fast delivery and great customer service lol
  10. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    Dubai roaches dont jump or fly they are awesome in my opinion as for substrate I use tile no sand no gravel even adults are clumsy eaters so sand and calcium sand can cause problems as for the tank smelling I clean once a week my beardie poops daily and it never stinks lol
  11. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    That's true but thy do have a way higher fat content than crickets as well as a higher risk of impaction it's everyone's personal preference I have more than just beardies so I have to do what's good for the lot meals and supers are not good for most frog species so I'd rather not take the risk...
  12. Deac77

    Phoenix Worm/Reptiworm Questions

    They are not bad in my opinion I use horn worms and roaches as my staple since I hate crickets
  13. Deac77

    New Dragon!

    Ok first off you have a lot of options other than crickets but mealworms are not a good choice they have a very high fat content and a even higher chitin to meat ratio a couple of good alternatives are silkworms, farm raised horn worms, or Dubai or lobster roaches beardies should be fed daily...
  14. Deac77

    New to the site but not to beardies!! (pic heavy)

    Thanks the pics don't really do him justice he's actually almost a snow most the time he's a very very light citrus though lol
  15. Deac77

    Beardie won't leave hide/ cool area..

    The mention of lighting reminded me sometimes bad sheds can e attributed to the type of UVB and placement along with temp what are you using as a UVB bulb? I agree any pics of your set up would be awesome when it comes I my beardies especially young one I bathe daily during a shed
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