Cover Tank?

[mama]

I just want to make sure I have everything set before I get my BD.

At night do any of you cover your tanks so they have complete darkness? Obviously this would only be if the tank is in a main living area. My concern with this would be air flow. But maybe I'm over thinking.

Thank you!!!

 

[Noella]

I used to, but I don't anymore.

When I first got Alley, he didn't have anything. No cloths to sleep on, or anything for that matter. He was sick and had accidents. I gave him as much warmth in the beginning. I started using old pillowcases to cover him, then discovered flannel pillow cases to use as a bed. Then I filled it with foam or using an old pillow. Then I bought a large fleece blanket and baby receiving blanket.

All in all: Uses a pillow, flannel pillowcase, a receiving blanket and a fleece blanket. I use CHE on the top. I don't like him cool or cold. I like him warm.

 

[Em Lynch]

I cover the front glass of mine with a large cloth, but the vents are at the back so the air still gets in i would just try to shield from any obvious, disturbing light source. If the dragon looks disturbed i would definatley make an effort to simulate a natural light cycle

 

[Aleena]

I cover the front glass of mine with a large cloth, but the vents are at the back so the air still gets in i would just try to shield from any obvious, disturbing light source. If the dragon looks disturbed i would definatley make an effort to simulate a natural light cycle

I definitely would agree with Em on this one. Don't cover the vents, dragons need the air flow.

 

[mama]

okay...that's what i was worried about....cutting off the air flow. THANK YOU!!!!