Hello everyone

[Clayton0520]

Hello, I recently acquired a bearded dragon And look forward to learning from this forum.

 

[MaxTheconfusedkeeper]

great!

 

[Yvonne G]

Welcome!

 

[Sadie]

Hello, I recently acquired a bearded dragon And look forward to learning from this forum.

Welcome to beardie world--- please ask questions if you have any --- how did you acquire the dragon? How old is the dragon?

 

[Clayton0520]

I’m not quit sure her/his age, I got her/him from a friend of a friend that could no longer care for her/him. I’m still researchInt on how to sex them. I can post a pic but wanted to make sure I put it in the right thread lol. I am wondering what night time temps should be?

 

[Sadie]

I’m not quit sure her/his age, I got her/him from a friend of a friend that could no longer care for her/him. I’m still researchInt on how to sex them. I can post a pic but wanted to make sure I put it in the right thread lol. I am wondering what night time temps should be?

Post a pic from the back tail up so I can see the vet--- nite time temps should be 65-75 no lights on at nite--- dragons like it cool and dark

 

[Clayton0520]

Perfect, I will post a pic of the tail tomorrow. I have already turned out the lights for tonight. Thank you for the info on night temps I was wondering if I needed to use a ceramic heat source at night. I’ll definitely be back tomorrow with more questions and pics.

 

[Sadie]

Perfect, I will post a pic of the tail tomorrow. I have already turned out the lights for tonight. Thank you for the info on night temps I was wondering if I needed to use a ceramic heat source at night. I’ll definitely be back tomorrow with more questions and pics.

Ok

 

[Dexter_Dragon]

Hello, I recently acquired a bearded dragon And look forward to learning from this forum.

Welcome to the forum! Don't hesitate to ask questions. Peeps here are wonderful about getting you set up and helping out with anything.

 

[Broly]

Hey! If you check your nighttime temps when his enclosure has cooled right down you’ll know if you need to use a CHE during the night. I think it’s advised if your temps drop below 60. I think they should be around 65-75 during the night (someone correct me if that’s a little out). If they are in this range you won’t need anything during the night, no coloured bulbs, no heated rocks and no CHE