is this good for water dragons
204913
No, it's too small Freddy. While one of the great things about water dragons is that they don't need huge cages something in the range of at least 36" wide should really be considered a minimum. They reach full size in about a year so there's no real point to starting with something which can only hold a baby.
77657
I don't think it is advisable to put this in water. This is a product to keep a dog or cat warm, and it works well for that. I use a water heater in my terrarium for my red slider turtle, which works great as it is meant to be submerged in water.
671174
That should be fine. Friends of ours are using it for their pet water turtle. But you need to keep an eye on the water temperature otherwise the water may get too warm ... If water gets too warm, my friends prop the bowl up with a couple of pieces of wood to keep the bowl an inch or so above the pad ... In fact, they mostly keep it popped up. We are in Florida, where it is warm anyhow ... That may not be necessary in colder climates / environments. Sibylle
296395
The medium is tight on my adult bearded dragon (which is much bigger). I would almost go with a small and upgrade to the medium once it's an adult. I'm aware of the size of Chinese Water Dragons.
571989
I am not sure, due to the height. You need to have at least 1.5-2 inches of water above the top of the unit for it to work well, and it would depend on how much water you have in the aquarium. If you were going to put a small bowl into your dragon to hold the fogger, it could work. If there is too much water above the top of it, you won't get the fogging effect.
128923
We caught a harmless snake in ours and checked with the department of conservation and mineral oil should be used so may work on other creatures........ (I know this is a very late reply but in case anything else gets stuck !!!)
580537
I would think that would be way too much heat for a 30 gallon. I have a water dragon and I actually don't even use a heat source at night. The cooling off at night to room temperature (70F plus) aids in their digestion. I'd do some research and see if it's the same for beardies...sorry cant recall and my phone battery is nearly dead! :)
1921766
Yes, definitely. Just recently I had a problem with my sump pump (it stopped working) and the water level rose above the motor and everything so I couldn't see clearly through all the water. I used this dewalt camera to help me out and I submerged it a couple of feet into the water. The light at the end of the snake also helps. It turned out that I still couldn't see clearly enough (the water was muddy) and I got really lucky when the pump starting working after just jiggling the float! But the snake part is definitely water proof.
1294606
Yes and decently well. But, I wouldn't recommend this product since it gets clogged easily and is difficult to clean out. The Baracuda (from the same company) works much better in that respect.
777799
yes, it act as a humidifier . . . fill it with water, put it on the wood stove and when it gets hot enough, you can see the steam coming out of the dragon's nostrils.
748500
Yes. Here is the amazon link. It fits perfectly on the dragon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DH2LKCU/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
599052
I purchased the assortment and used it in my terrariums, I think this would be fine for your frogs. You might want to look up each plant to know if poisonous or harmful to pets of any kind. These plants didn't spread as I would have liked and need a lot of water. Hope this helped your question!
1842870
Hi, I'm using it for my horses water tub right now, it seems pretty strong for that...I can't see why not, it should be just as good for what you want also...Georgia :)
1367185
It says on the back of the box that the rock surface temperature is 100-110degree F and should feel warm to the touch. This one has a Repti Temp Control which allows you the choice of adjusting the rock heaters surface temperature by turning the dial to low, medium, and high. With us being in winter, I currently have ours set between low and medium and it works great. Our chinese water dragons love it! Great product! Definitely worth it to us for our dragons. I would advise against any heat rock that does not have a adjustable repti temp control for it can burn the bellies of your animals. Even with this adjustable one you need to place on the rock a washcloth and let the heat rock heat up to the temperature as they recommend then put a thermometer on it to check the appropriate temperature you need for your specific animal. Always check with a veternarian when in doubt on temperature needed for your animal. Some may guide you against heat rocks all together, but with common sense, reading the instructions and getting the right temperature the repti temp control ones wilth adjustable heat levels are working out great for us. We did alot of research before buying and this was our decision on this one. Good luck to you, hope it works out for you as well for your animals.
1295276
Don't use dragon. I use it on a 4000 HP tugboat and it works great. The noise reduction is the best.
2076434
I think yes would love it. It is a great fully funtional Dragon with lost of pivot points so it can conform to many shapes.
1532516
Oh yes. I soak mine in warm water to use in my boa constrictor enclosures. It expands nicely and holds moisture pretty good even under the heat panels. Misting keeps it moist.