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Hi Everyone! It's been a while since I've been here, but I'm back with another question.
My General has decided to bromate! Yeah, it's making me crazy. But it's boring...So I have plenty of time to find more things to worry about.
Here's my question. I see a lot of people talking about keeping their dragons on 'tile' Is that ceramic tile, like we put on the floor or for counter-tops? I am worried that the glass bottom of The General's tank is too cold. She is in her hidey hole, sleeping. I've taken her out a couple times to soak and she always feels cool. Her tank itself is usually 91+ and warmer under her basking lamp, but when she is sleeping she in under her log and rocks on the bottom of her tank. I don't see how ceramic tile would be warmer than glass.
I've been wondering if she should be warmer. I currently use a double layer of brown grocery bag paper on the bottom of her tank. That has worked very well and is easily replaceable for cleaning. I've been told it is okay to use. Should I find something to put under her that will be warmer? Or maybe just put several more layers
I refuse to use sand. We had a little snake choke to death trying to swallow a minnie she had taken out of her water dish and gotten coated with sand from the bottom of her cage. I am afraid to have that happen with the General.
My General has decided to bromate! Yeah, it's making me crazy. But it's boring...So I have plenty of time to find more things to worry about.
Here's my question. I see a lot of people talking about keeping their dragons on 'tile' Is that ceramic tile, like we put on the floor or for counter-tops? I am worried that the glass bottom of The General's tank is too cold. She is in her hidey hole, sleeping. I've taken her out a couple times to soak and she always feels cool. Her tank itself is usually 91+ and warmer under her basking lamp, but when she is sleeping she in under her log and rocks on the bottom of her tank. I don't see how ceramic tile would be warmer than glass.
I've been wondering if she should be warmer. I currently use a double layer of brown grocery bag paper on the bottom of her tank. That has worked very well and is easily replaceable for cleaning. I've been told it is okay to use. Should I find something to put under her that will be warmer? Or maybe just put several more layers
I refuse to use sand. We had a little snake choke to death trying to swallow a minnie she had taken out of her water dish and gotten coated with sand from the bottom of her cage. I am afraid to have that happen with the General.
