would this work for a bearded dragon?
267647
If you were to use it upside down, I bet it would. You could clasp the leash hook to the plastic clamp on the bottom side up so his side spines wouldnt get caught and irritated from the mesh cloth. Im not sure how large your dragon is but I would go with the small or extra small, if he is normal sized.
1937009
It should be good as long as you are able to keep your dragon at a safe distance so as not to sustain burns and he/she has a cool side to the setup as these bulbs get super hot! I use these bulbs with chameleons and tortoises. On a side note, if you can afford it, look into getting Arcadia bulbs. They are the best!
1204704
I would not use it for a permanent housing for a bearded dragon. Would make an exceptional recreation area for a bearded.
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! :)
170245
Probably not, though it gives a close shave, I do not think it would be close enough. But facial hair is thicker, so it may work.
814468
I would think if the fur isn't too thick or too matted, it should work. The cutting surface is not terribly wide (it is, after all, designed for a human face) but if you're not shaving the entire dog I think it should be fine. The motor power is definitely there. Good luck and thank you for rescuing!
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Nah not really. These are primarily for old world chameleons which require misting and drip systems but the humidity must be able to leave to avoid mold . Ive always seen Bearded dragons In a big 55 gallon aquarium , you want to stick to wood or glass to keep the heat in, that's a desert type terrarium
1447296
Yes.. my bearded dragon likes his mealworms live. If they're not squirming he's not as interested.
1204706
I'm not a Bearded Dragon owner, but from what I understand about them, I would say probably not. Bearded Dragons, if I am correct, need more warmth, and thus need to be closer to their lamps. This cage is very tall, and built for herps that are natural climbers, and aren't comfortable walking on ground, like chameleons. For a ground lizard, like a BD, they need to be closer to the lamp, and they are better off with more ground space, and don't need as much vertically.This cage is really designed for an adult Chameleon. I would look for a large glass tank for a beardy.
1061053
Now this is tricky! I got one for my bearded dragon and he wriggled so much that he slipped out of it - what I would suggest is take your gecko to the store and try it on over there, if the the salesperson is nice enough and lets you do it. What I finally ended up with was the black cordon-like leash that you can see if you go at petco.com or beardeddragon.org.Hope this helps.
181497
I would also like to point out not using an under tank heater for bearded dragons. They do not have any heat indicators underneath of them so they frequently end up at the vet office being treated for burns because of irresponsible owners who don't know what they are doing. Overhead heat lamps only - no under tank heaters or heat rocks!
181496
Well first, you should not house bearded dragons in the same enclosure, any web forum will tell you the same. Not trying to be rude, just saying.Bearded dragons do better with overhead heat, a basking light or ceramic heat bulbhooked to a thermostat. It is a little small for a 60 gallon tank. Also if for some reason you get this or a bigger size under tank heater, make sure you cover that area with some reptile carpet or else the glass will get too hot and possibly burn the lizards.
1023492
It is really designed for chameleons and other lizards that need vertical height. I modified mine for use by my Uromastyx, but unfortunately he passed away before I could use it.
1304971
It probably would . We bought it for a sugar glider, but we have also had chinchillas and I think it would work for them.On second thought, thinking of the relative size of chins and sugar gliders, I am not so sure. If it were a smaller chinchilla it would probably be fine. It has been so long, I cannot really remember how big they were.
450794
I don't know about bearded dragons, I have 2 terrestrial box turtles in mine. It is a little small for them but they mostly sleep during this time of year, I'm going to put them outside in a turtle garden from late spring through early fall. If you need to go bigger you might want to check out bigappleherp.com they have some really interesting options from penthouses (which are expensive) to mesh Reptariums. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
927900
Yes, we use it to power heat lamps and lights for our bearded dragon. It turns off at 8 p.m. and comes back on at 7:30 a.m. every day.
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.