My bearded dragon is about 14 inches. Whats best?
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I would say the medium, I got the medium and my lizard is 11 inches and it is a little too big on her.
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If it's still a juvenile (under a year) I would go with Small but eventually it will grow into the Large as an adult. When mine were young, I just bought the biggest and they grew in to it.
1059900
It's not about length, it's about girth/how thick they are. My Argus monitor is 3 and a half feet long but he isn't very thick yet..you could start with a medium and go up to a large..a medium was too small for me
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I have a full size bearded dragon and it almost to small. I think even still on a lizard of your nephews size you might want to go a size small then this one.
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i order large Superworms my Bearded Dragons are piglets lol.Most of them a little over 1 inch long and chubby. I give them oats, wheat, Beard Dragons foods an.Hope that help.lyn
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24" is better. That's what I got and my island is also 36" and my son is 5'9". :)
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I have a medium for my poodle who is between 13-14 pounds, so would suspect a small would work best as hers is a little loose around the neck.
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I have a bearded dragon and these worms grow within a day or two and sometimes arrives already grown. I haven't had many die although I've fed them all to my beardie within two weeks.
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My Bearded Dragon is 19 inches and does not have a problem eating these. When I received them in the mail they are smaller and grow very quick in a week they will grow from about 2 inches to 3 to 4 inches depending on temps cool temps slow the growth, but I think your water dragon would be fine I have ordered these several times and they always come live and well, I have only had one dead out of my many orders
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Pretty much the same as the rest. I've been using an amount about the size of a pea. Just enough to coat my fingers, really. My beard is about the same length, but pretty thick.
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I think is going to be a little be small!!! I have 2 australian parakeets and I think it is the perfect size for them!!! maybe the tallest one it will be good for yours!!! :)
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Hello- Exo Terra recommends 4" - 16" for proper UVB exposure for bearded dragons. Here is a link to the website for more details. http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/solar_glo.php
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This panda bear i got for my fiancee is really big. It is even bigger than me. She even had to place it in a corner because it fell on her face one night. So I wouldn't suggest it. If you want a panda or any other plush toys, i would suggest you get 18" at least. A giant one sure is a good site but could be a danger for babies. Younger than 5 year old babies in particular.
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I have no clue, we use this for our bearded dragon, it's very fine, I'm not sure this would be good for your purposehope this helps
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I am so happy with mine! I am 5'6" and it looks me in the eyes! The tiger is beautiful as well. DO NOT get the elephant. Very small. Boring. No details. But the girrafe, he is very awesome!
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Hi there the small was too small for our 3 year old dragon who is about 16 inches long.
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Most owners of bearded dragons agree that 1/2 to 3/4 of the tank should be under UV, so it depends on your length of viv, not gallons.
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I have a bearded dragon and did lay the cage down on it's side. I put ceramic tiles as the floor / substrate. I have used tiles for a while because they are easy to clean, great for letting the dragon scratch on (keeping nails filed) and they pull the heat very well from the lamps on top. I also upgraded the sides and back screens to Plexiglas, which worked out great too. In short through, just use ceramic tiles and you will be good to go. All you do is wipe clean and never replace. They last forever. Lowe's and Home Depot will cut them to size for you so all you will need to do is lay them in. (Recommend using the larger tiles 18x18inch tiles.) I have a bearded dragon and did lay the cage down on it's side. I put ceramic tiles as the floor / substrate. I have used tiles for a while because they are easy to clean, great for letting the dragon scratch on (keeping nails filed) and they pull the heat very well from the lamps on top. I also upgraded the sides and back screens to Plexiglas, which worked out great too. In short through, just use ceramic tiles and you will be good to go. All you do is wipe clean and never replace. They last forever. Lowe's and Home Depot will cut them to size for you so all you will need to do is lay them... » Read More I have a bearded dragon and did lay the cage down on it's side. I put ceramic tiles as the floor / substrate. I have used tiles for a while because they are easy to clean, great for letting the dragon scratch on (keeping nails filed) and they pull the heat very well from the lamps on top. I also upgraded the sides and back screens to Plexiglas, which worked out great too. In short through, just use ceramic tiles and you will be good to go. All you do is wipe clean and never replace. They last forever. Lowe's and Home Depot will cut them to size for you so all you will need to do is lay them in. (Recommend using the larger tiles 18x18inch tiles.) « Show Less
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Hello Congrats on the new puppy. The 4 inch would be good to start with but he will grow and the 10 inch will be needed. We have a Goldendoodle and we bought the 10 inch after she was a year old. It really makes it easier for her to eat. This is a great product and it is the best looking one out there.It will last a long time,well worth the money.I bought it when it was on sale. Cant remember how much I saved but I think it was $10 to $20 dollars. I hope this helped you.