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I use the Philips Argo Plant light https://www.amazon.com/Philips-415315-Plant-Light-50-Watt/dp/B008ATHCPO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1489510905&sr=8-3&keywords=philips+plant+light

how often do you feed the worms? I would cut out the mealworms. What's your basking temp? SOMETIMES when it is NOT warm enough, they will perch there all day.

Likewise.

Thanks. I gutload with bug burger, fruits and veggies.

For my veil, I've been dusting calcium without d3 6 days out of the week. On Sunday, I dust with multi-vitamins. I rotate between crickets and dubia as staple. Every other day, I'll add one hornworms, superworms, or black fly larvae.

@Angelwolf thanks!

what's the temp inside your enclosure?

Are you going to file with paypal?

How much is the fixture and bulb? if it is more than $40-50 I'll just get the zoomed linear

I have linear but many people have success with CFL

Where do you get the flex watt? How do you set it up?

Do you guys mount the heat pad on the inside or outside of the rubbermaid and on the sides or bottom? I currently have the small fluker at the bottom with a piece of glass and it heats up the tub to 71 during the day and down to 60ish at night. I know i need to bring that temp up.

Just read on another thread that the difference between the zoomed 5.0 and 10.0 is the distance the UVB reach. So if you have a low enclosure for your BD, 5.0 should be enough.

I thought for BD you need UVB 10.0?

Can black soldier fly larvae be a staple INSECT for Bearded Dragons? (Majority of my BD diet is greens FYI)

following. looking for a bulb as well for my BD.

With your logic does that mean we can reduce the operation time of our UVB? i.e. basking bulb is on for 12 hours but we can reduce our UVB... 6 hours?

That's what happened to mine at first. He warmed up and now he doesnt hide.

To get the full benefits of the misting system you'll need to mist for longer periods of time. I believe bill strand recommends at least 5 mins. When youre misting it is for hydration and also hygiene .