New beardie owner

[Mk123]

Recently adopted a 2 year old beardie in the last week, loving his new enclosure so far, any advice on substrate other than sand or wood chips gratefully received.

 

[Jeffrey Turnage]

Great looking dragon den. I like how the stones are put on the walls.

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[Alan Andrews]

I was using wood chips but have recently changed to carpets, easy to maintain and fairly cheap, I do sometimes use wood chips still but reckon carpets are better.

 

[Mk123]

Something to think about, thanks, been reading about using tiles(ungrounded) anyone had experience with using them

 

[Alan Andrews]

Tiles are good, easy to clean, had a few n my bear die viv, broke them while cleaning the viv, might get some more myself

 

[mushu.monster]

I use a felt carpet! I think its great because it's easy to clean and also not expensive. I just rinse mine off and throw it in the washer/dryer when cleaning the tank

 

[mamaof2dragons]

I have used my own dyi carpet, pill free micro fiber fleece that I cut to fit my viv. its cheap and washable but I'm thinking of switching to the tile this year. I'm looking for ease of cleaning and disinfection.

 

[Mk123]

I decided on Lino flooring in the end, hopefully it works well

 

[mamaof2dragons]

I gotta say I love your set up, lots of climbing possibilities. how did you get the wooden shelves on the sides? did you make them yourself? there great.

 

[Mk123]

I gotta say I love your set up, lots of climbing possibilities. how did you get the wooden shelves on the sides? did you make them yourself? there great.

Thanks very much, yes I did I machined individual pieces out of beech wood with a cnc router then screw them all together to create the steps then screw fixed through the back and the sides