Hello! from Rayven and Momma :)

[Chris.]

Coil UVBs are suitable for some reptiles but not for bearded dragons, I'm afraid a long tube or a mvb would be a good choice.

Is the ceramic heat emitter for nighttime? Usually you don't need one if it doesn't go below 65°F at night. During the day you want your heat to come from the lights, as they are dessert(-isch) animals and also need high illuminance.

 

[jwinslow]

Coil UVBs are suitable for some reptiles but not for bearded dragons, I'm afraid a long tube or a mvb would be a good choice.

Is the ceramic heat emitter for nighttime? Usually you don't need one if it doesn't go below 65°F at night. During the day you want your heat to come from the lights, as they are dessert(-isch) animals and also need high illuminance.

that was what i could afford at this time, iam going to work on getting him a bigger tank and what not, i use the heat emitter at night..

 

[Chris.]

Okey, but you could try returning the coil, as it isn't gonna be of any use for you anyway

 

[KarrieRee]

Here is a small update on his tank;

As stated in the last post please ditch the coil UVB --- I can post links for 3 good UVB's if you like --- please get 2 digital probe thermometers like Zoo Med and a digital probe hydrometer -- that can be placed on the back center wall of the tank -- Exo Terra makes them - we can also post links for 120 gallon tanks if you would like those as well -- but please get the UVB first and your digital probe thermometers -- that is crucial