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Posted by phflea on February 28, 2003 at 04:53:33:

In Reply to: New Pet posted by cwkingofchaos on February 26, 2003 at 08:30:11:

:I have a new pet. It is a juvenille bearded dragon. I am trying to get info about proper lighting for day and night. I am not sure if I should leave the light on 24hrs a day or turn it off at night. I do have a heating pad installed under the tank and for lighting it has a dual 40 watt Neodymimum daylight bulbs made by T-Rex for reptiles. Are these the proper bulbs? I am worried about the proper night time temperature for this type of reptile. What should I do to maintain proper light and temperatures throught the day and night? Thanks for any help Anthony...
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Hi Anthony...I would post your question of kingsnake.com they have a specific forum just for beardies. With lot's of members that would help you.

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Flea

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