Bearded Dragon UV Light Location, Above or Below the Screen Top?
Discover the best UV light location for your bearded dragon’s health and wellbeing. Expert opinions and care tips at Beardie Bungalow.
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Your beardie should too!
Discover the best UV light location for your bearded dragon’s health and wellbeing. Expert opinions and care tips at Beardie Bungalow.
Don’t risk your bearded dragon’s health. Learn how to choose the right size UV bulb with our UV Bulb Size Guide.
The only way to accurately measure the UVB levels in your bearded dragon’s tank is with a UV meter. But that doesn’t mean you need to buy one.
If you’ve spent the time and effort to get your bearded dragon’s lighting right, it’s just as important to know when to change each of those lights.
There are 3 options for UVB bulbs for bearded dragons: CFL, MVB, and Fluorescent light tubes. All 3 work, but we only recommend one of them!
Getting your beardie’s tank temperatures right can be challenging, especially if a basking bulb alone isn’t enough. That’s where a CHE comes in.
While there are 5 somewhat commonly used basking bulb types for bearded dragons, only one or two of them are appropriate and safe.
Getting your bearded dragon’s basking spot right is critical to their health. Using the right kind of basking light is a big part of that.
Many bearded dragon owners wonder if there is a requirement for nighttime lighting for bearded dragons. Some assume that bearded dragons still need heat from their basking lamp, which emits light. Some just want to be able to check in on their beardie at night.
There are quite a few reasons that your bearded dragon may be glass surfing, but in the end, there is one reason that is more common than all the others.
When it’s time to give your beardie their bugs to eat, where is the best place to do that? Just throw the critters in the tank or something else?
Should you get your beardie their own Yeti water bottle or is tap water in a bowl okay for them?
Bearded dragons should be clean, odor free (most of the time) pets. So if you start to notice a foul odor, it’s time to figure out… Is that your beardie or their tank?
The least expensive and most widely available type of tank you can get is an old aquarium. Unfortunately, they may not be the best idea for you or your beardie.
Is there one place in your home that’s better than another when it comes to finding a place for your bearded dragon’s tank? How about any spots to avoid? We cover both here!
Bearded dragons in the wild live in an arid climate. Learn how to mimic that for them in their tank and also why this is so critical to get right.
There are a surprising number of arguments out there on this topic. We think there is a clear answer and we explain why in this article.
Getting the right substrate for your bearded dragon is one of the most important aspects of setting up their home. We walk you through every single option in this guide.
Your bearded dragon is going to spend their entire life in their tank. For them to be both healthy and happy, we need to make sure their home is large enough.
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could teach your beardie to relieve themselves in the same place every time? Maybe even in a kind of beardie litterbox? Well, with a lot of patience and some consistency, you just might be able to do that.
One of the most important things to get right in your bearded dragon’s home is the basking spot temperature. Here we look at the specific temperature ranges by age.