Zoo Med 40 Gallon ReptiHabitat™ Bearded Dragon Kit
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The ReptiHabitat™ Bearded Dragon Kit (NT-B40) is a great starter kit for new Bearded Dragon keepers. This kit includes a 40 gallon tank and all the basics in starting your own natural habitat for your pet.
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- 40 Gallon ReptiHabitat™ Bearded Dragon Kit
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- ReptiSand® Substrate (Desert White, 12lb)
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- Combo Repti Rock Food and Water Dishes (large)
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- Dual Analog Thermometer and Humidity Gauge
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- ReptiSun® 10.0 Compact Fluorescent
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- Repti Basking Spot® Lamp (100w)
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- Combo Deep Dome Dual Lamp Fixture
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- Care Guide
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- Bearded Dragon Food Sampler
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It’s really good you don’t include a red light because it can mess with bearded dragons’ eyes. And I know sand is safe for older bearded dragons but for younger ones, it can cause complications digesting. Also, I heard that the heating pad can burn there feet. There’s probably proper instructions on how to use it in the instructions. I’ve saved my money up for about a few months and now I can get my beardie this tank! I’m so excited
Just bought this at Pet Smart yesterday. What a great deal it was and it's such an amazing kit for anyone that has or wants a bearded dragon. Mine is currently 4 months old and in a much smaller Exo terra vertically aligned terrarium. But I'm setting this up for him today as he is growing fast and this 40 gallon tank provides more than enough room for your Bearded dragon to live very comfortably. I would recommend this to anyone with a bearded dragon !
+mattlonglade14 Glad to hear you and your pet are happy with it. :)
How much did it cost?
I bought this tank for my sulcatas and I have never been more satisfied with a product in my life! I obviously dont use the bearded dragon food but the rest of the items in the high quality cage I use. The glass is thick and high quality and wow! The lighting is so amazing. I hope more people buy this cage because its worth every penny. Great job zoomed! 😀
Great to hear! :D
Not to mention zoomed has great costumer service
Aw, shucks. You're making us blush. :)
tank is way bigger than it looks on video.
warped831 yea why am I commenting on a old comment
@@bobbymartienezyt8047 idk
For baby and juvenile beaded dragons don’t use the sand because they will eat it, but every dragon is different
Monke King just don’t use any loose substrate Period
Bongodapug Ree exactly! They will get impacted, and “can’o’worms 😬 no nutritional value and “mealworms” are difficult to digest. Small and medium Dubai roaches, hornworms and crickets are better options
I’m not sure why they market it as named 40 gallons but the dimensions measure to be 50 gallons. i’m not complaining i just find it funny😂 i mean i guess i bought 10 extra gallons without knowing it😂
Sawyer A did you buy it online if so what website?
I know! I realized the exact same thing!!!
2:15 *Applies Dubstep*
TonyGAMING ksk
That beardie really said, “Get off my lawn!”
Thanks, Zoo Med! I love your videos and they keep me busy! Thanks, again.
This helped me out a lot! I'm definitely going to get this when I get a beardie
Glad we could help. :)
Check out our Care Sheet page for more tips on keeping Beardies:
links.zoomed.com/caresheets
I just bought that exact tank on Black Friday and it works great but you may want to buy reptile carpet
If I were to just have a tank, would it be good for a blue tongue skink? And if you can, can you make a blue tongue skink setup?
Depending on your Skink's unique size and how their habitat is set up, one could potentially do well in a 40 gallon.
I have a question. I heard that the UVB light has to cover at least half the tank, is this true or would the UVB lamp that comes with this kit be good?
Really depends on how your habitat is set up. If the lamp is set up correctly at the appropriate distance for your pet, and there is an area for your pet to find cover, it should be fine. See our website for more info:
www.zoomed.com
Hope that helps.
Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. thanks for your help
Thank you soo much, I had no idea that there was two bowls I thought it was just one big water bowl lol 😂. I got my bearded dragon yesterday his name is Mushu.hes soo cute
Is he still alive?
That's the tank I have for my baby bearded dragon
Our instructional video for our 40 Gallon ReptiHabitat #BeardedDragon Kit is now LIVE! #reptile #terrarium #pet
How much does this cost, also do you ship to England ?? ( that is where I live )
lewis trevor Zoo Med doesn't sell direct; you'll have to contact your local pet retailer for exact pricing. Zoo Med products are available, or ready to order, from most pet shops.
Any non-food item can cause impaction. The best way to avoid impaction is to make sure your pet is receiving the appropriate vitamins, nutrients, and nourishment for a healthy diet so they don't feel compelled to find it themselves in non-food items, like sand. Ultimately, substrate choice is what you are comfortable with for your pet. See our Care Sheet page for more info:
links.zoomed.com/caresheets
The sand will really hurt the babies but the adults are ok with it
Correct. Hatchlings and younglings can be messy eaters, so we recommend our Eco Carpet until they're large enough to handle their food properly.
I have this kit! I recommend. I use newspaper instead of sand though .
lana bull how much did it cost you ?
Saul Martinez I got it too:) its pretty nice except its for my juvenile so i switched to eco carpet. at petsmart its $180.
I found it on sale at petsmart for $167
You're so lucky! It is $200 for me >:v
Which is still on sale but ... meh.
Dam, the 40 gallon is 250 dollars for men
I have a problem with this tank the stickers don't come off I also bought a repti Rapids small rock waterfall and it was cracked! And the switch on the naturalistic terrarium hoods switch doesn't work!
Sara loger Please get in contact with our Customer Service and they should be able to help. They can be reached at: 1-888-496-6633 or by email at: zoomed@zoomed.com Take care.
Thank you
Wow! Thank you. Its a great price that fits right into my budget. And a simple tutorial. Thank you so much!
COD Expert Glad you like it! :D
THIS is sooo great my bearded dargon loves it
Glad to hear he's enjoying it. :)
Make sure to check out our Care Sheet page for more tips on Bearded Dragon care:
links.zoomed.com/caresheets
Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. its a she though
+Game Legend2 LOL!!
it pisses me off when I click the link and they don't show the price
We're a manufacturer only; we don't sell direct. You'll have to contact your local pet retailer for exact pricing.
I would recomend this but change the substrat to bark or repticarpet and buy hide and a log like that
Erik Lindberg and also maybe a bigger uvb/uva lamp because that little bulb won’t give the beardie any uvb/uva light on the cool side
Dear Zoo Med, What gallon habitat should we use for baby bearded dragons I am concerned after you said it might be hard for them to find food/water in a 40 gallon terrarium.
Our 20 gallon starter kit is a good option, or if you're set on using the 40 gallon, placing a board or separator of some kind to shrink the space can work as well. Hope that helps.
Never add sand for baby bearded dragon
I wouldn’t add any loose substrate for babies. I wouldn’t use pure sand on an adult too. I’d only use sand for them if mixed in with something like eco earth, 50/50 mix or mostly eco earth. That way, impaction risk is reduced instead of pure sand.
How can I get the tank, without the kit to reduce the price?
Zoo Med ReptiHabitat Enclosures are currently only available as a kit and are not sold separately. However, our Naturalistic Terrariums are available by themselves.
Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. Are there 40 gallon tanks?
Our 40 gallons are only available in the kits.
Dimensions for our currently available Naturalistic Terrariums can be found here:
zoomed.com/naturalistic-terrarium/
You know sand isn’t good for them why do you put it in?
There is a common misconception that sand or substrates are the primary cause of impaction in reptiles. In reality, impaction is a condition caused by poor husbandry in a reptile's diet and can be caused by any non-food item.
If a pet is not receiving the appropriate vitamins, nutrients, or nourishment in their diet, they'll naturally attempt to find it in the items in their habitat. As long as your pet is well taken care of, substrates shouldn't be an issue.
However, for hatchlings and younglings we do recommend Eco Carpet as they tend to be messy eaters.
Hope that answers your question. :)
Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. Okay, I’ll still but everything on eco earth or carpet, Thanks tho
Did you only use 1, 12lb bag of sand.
Yes, only the single 12lb of substrate included in this starter kit was used for this video.
More or less substrate may be needed depending on your unique setup.
just ordered!!! can't wait to set it up
Does this tank have a hinged latch/door on the top for easy access to the habitat?
No, the habitat included in this kit has 2 screen tops that slide out towards the front. It also includes a peg lock for securing the doors.
Do you ship to people and not just businesses ?
Outside of some bulk foods and replacement parts, we do not ship directly.
Thank you so much! I love your bearded dragon products!
Thanks for the kind words! :)
Zoo Med Laboratories Is it possible to put any other reptiles with a bearded dragon?
Ryan Villella It's certainly possible, but a lot of research is needed to make sure they're compatible. You'll need animals from similar habitats. You'll need to research they're territorial behaviors, diets, and habitat space. Gauge size to make sure one doesn't out compete the other, and more. Several sites online can probably help you narrow down possible options. Hope that helps some. Take care.
Are these available online on your website? I live in Australia and I am pretty sure they don't sell these in my local pet shops.
Sorry, Zoo Med products are not available directly. Check with your local pet retailer and see if they can special order it for you. If you continue to have trouble finding the item, contact our Customer Service with your question:
zoomed@zoomed.com
Hope that helps.
some extra sand can help you make the water dish look more natural.Also put the large mobini wood around the dish.It gives more swag. B)
The lid of this tank is very much not cat proof :(
omg same my cat broke mine I tried to hot glue it but it doesn't really work
@@brianafloresortega3833 yeah, my cat killed my baby beardie
Same, my cats ruined it so i had to hot glue it back
Its cat proof in you use the two medal round things (dont know the name) to block the slide openings
Some of the things are defined from the 20 gallon tank setup 😣
PLEASE ANSWER..is one of those lights able to be left on over night and off during the day or do i have to buy one like the 20 gallon one seperately
The bulbs included in this kit are designed for daytime use. See our website for our full list of available lighting: zoomed.com
Thanks ZooMed you're the best . Since I was thinking of getting a tortoise( sulcata) this is the best choice cuz it's so cheap than having to buy all at once.
Great to hear, but I would also suggest checking out our 40 Gallon Tortoise Kit:
links.zoomed.com/nt-t41 . That may provide a better selection of supplies in getting started taking care of young Sulcatas. :)
Do I need a night light? Or this is good for the night and why the 40 gallons comes with only two light and the 20 gallons comes with 3 light
+Adrian Galarza For nighttime heating, it would depend on what your nighttime temperatures are. With our Starter Kits, we hope to provide as much of the basics for keeping a pet while allowing room to customize your habitat to suit you and your animal's unique needs. We always stress researching the pet you plan on keeping, and adjusting their habitat accordingly. Hope that helps.
What wattage bulb should I use for a 86cm long 36cm width and 42 tall tank
Check our website for lighting guides:
zoomed.com/care-education-center/
I'm looking for a 40 gallon tank for 3 female leopard geckos and possibly 1 male. Should I think about this kit even though it's meant for bearded
Some of the items could be used with Leopard Geckos, but you'll ultimately want to research and adjust the habitat to best accommodate the specific species you're caring for.
This enough for adult beardie?
It's a great starter kit for Bearded Dragons, and the enclosure is big enough to comfortably house 1 or 2 Bearded Dragons (depending on their size).
@@ZooMed thank you!
It depends because every dragon is different
I've recently purchased this tank and it wont even touch 100 degrees in the basking spot. I bought it on Sunday and now its Thursday. My (previous) tank was a zilla tank 2p gal and never had issues it would climb to about 103.4 to 104 degrees easy....What should i do? I'm not gonna buy a heating pad because honestly I live in fl and its the summer. I have eco carpet btw amd I have this exact kit....please help me! Thank you.
Thanks for contacting us.
From lamp and habitat setup, to simply a difference in how you're gauging your temps, there are a lot of factors that could be causing the temperature differentiation.
Here are some things to consider when gauging and setting up your basking spot:
- Lamp type and placement, and how close it is to your basking spot (make sure it's the appropriate distance from your pet).
- What other heating devices are being used; do you need more/less?
- Air-circulation and local temps of where the habitat is set up.
- Where your basking spot is; is it over something that is more/less conductive to heat?
- Is your method of measuring the heat different? Thermometer closer to heat source? Different kind of thermometer?
Ultimately, it's up to you to assess what you can change to make your pet's habitat better, and adjust accordingly. Hopefully these suggestions will help you in some way. If you're looking for additional or alternative heating devices, check out our website:
www.zoomed.com
Hope that helps. Take care.
Should I turn one light off when its getting late to simulate day to night more closely then just instant off?
Zoo med! Make a GIF of the Beardie Head-Banging!
I heard that Bearded Dragons can/will eat sand sometimes, is this common in Babies orAdults?
As with most animals that attempt to eat non-food items, it can stem from either inexperience (like hatchlings and some younglings), or desperation (like from some form of malnourishment).
If you are keeping an adult Bearded Dragon that is healthy and receiving the appropriate nourishment and diet they require, you shouldn't have to worry about keeping them on a substrate. Hope that helps some. Take care.
I can ask about your site I can't order anything please explain
Zoo Med Laboratories is strictly a manufacturer and doesn't sell products directly. You can purchase or special order Zoo Med products from most pet retailers.
Looks like the lid on the 40 gal.is in two pieces so I wonder if the lid opens without removing the light fixture? One of my tanks is a different brand and the lid is one piece that I have to remove the lights which is a pain.
Yes, the 40 Gallon Breeders's screen tops are split into 2 pieces. :)
Why does the heat lamp had 100 w it’s supposed to have 150w what’s wrong with you zoo med
Carlos Canales it depends on what’s in your tank if you have a log or something that gets like 10-12 inches from the heat bulb your fine with that 100 watt.
The included bulb in the kit is the recommended wattage for a tank of this height.
Ok thank you guys
I heard sand may cause impaction and is bad for your reptile. Do the kits ever come with an alternative substrate?
+Catvation See our website for our complete product catalog:
www.zoomed.com
Sand, or any non-food item, only becomes a problem when your pet isn't receiving the appropriate vitamins, nutrients, or nourishment it needs for a healthy lifestyle to the point that they attempt to find it themselves.
However, if your pet is a hatchling or youngling, we recommend starting them on our Eco Carpet and upgrading them to a substrate as they get bigger and more accustomed to eating (hatchlings are messy eaters). Check out our Care Sheet page for more info: links.zoomed.com/caresheets
I just got my bearded dragon yesterday and mine came with a sticky thermometer that is able to be stuck to the back of the tank. I’m just wondering since my dome dual lamp has two settings for each of the bulbs it came with do I have to keep both lights on or could I turn the brightest one off during the night
For your pet's health, you'll want to try your best to recreate the natural day/night cycle of the sun, so turning off bright lights at night is recommended.
However, you'll also want to make sure that your pet is still receiving appropriate temperatures for their night cycle. A drop in temperature is natural for nighttime, just make sure it isn't too drastic of a drop.
Hope that answers your question.
To learn more about our heating products and see our Lighting/Heating Care Guides, check out our website:
www.zoomed.com
Take care.
@zoo med laboratories, inc- what light is recommended for use at night in this 40 gallon tank? Thanks
@@joshuamartinez2444 If your pet needs the extra heating at night and a light that won't disrupt their sleep cycle, Zoo Med's Nighttime Red and Moonlite Bulbs could be beneficial to your habitat.
Btw I have two bearded dragons I have 150w heat lamp and 150w UVB light and they are about 25cm from the ground is this to hot is so what would you recommend what watt for both heat and UVB
CrazyCats Checking and measures temps yourself is the best and safest way to determine what setup works best for your pet and their unique setup. Check out our website for lighting care guides and charts for our recommended bulb use and tips: links.zoomed.com/caresheets
Hope that helps.
My beardie only uses the food dish as a poop dish for some reason. She has done it ever since I got her.
Does the tank have locks built on? I seen the snake kit that has built in locks....
retic87 The Terrarium includes a top peg lock.
Do I place the thermometer on the basking side or the lit side I plan on buying a digital one
Depends on which side you want to monitor.
You guys should have put all the food sample in the 20 gallon food sample
Hi i bought an exo terra 10.0 repti glo lamp will that fit in the mini deep dome lamp or will it need to be a zoo med bulb
We're not as familiar with the specifics of that bulb, but as long as it is the appropriate wattage and the bulb doesn't protrude past the dome of the lamp (thus avoiding touching a part of your pet's terrarium) there shouldn't be a issue. Make sure to review the instructions for each item. For the best results, use Zoo Med bulbs with their appropriate Zoo Med fixture. For more help, contact our Customer Service at:
1-888-496-6633
or by email at:
zoomed@zoomed.com
Hope that helps. Take care.
How many watts does a adult bearded dragon/baby bearded dragon need for UVB and basking Iight
Jassim Altubalil That depends on how far the bulb is from your pet. Check out our Care Sheet page for lighting care guides and charts: links.zoomed.com/caresheets
how do you maintain the lights temperature at around 88°F??
It can depend on a variety of elements such as local tank climate and how your habitat is set up. Zoo Med provides a variety of heat options and controllers to help get the temps your pet needs. See our website for a full list of products and helpful lighting guides:
zoomed.com/
Is it fine if I have a red Hypo Leatherback Dragon With and a Translucent Dragon in the same tank (One is a male and the other is a female and also same size)
oscar torres Given what you've said, as along as the tank is large enough and they are both receiving enough resources, there shouldn't be an issue.
Hey guys so I'm getting a bearded dragon tomorrow or atleast get the tank setup and I can't decide if a 20 gallon or a 40 gallon tank is the best. I'm aiming for a 6-8 Month old Dragon at my local petsmart. Any tips? Thanks!
At that age, both should work fine, just consider the potential for growth.
The size of their habitat is ultimately up to you. Every Bearded Dragon is different, as long as they are small enough in comparison to their habitat to comfortably maneuver their habitat with little trouble they should be fine.
Consider how you plan to set up the terrarium and act from there. We personally have a variety of beardies happily living in both sized tanks. Hope that helps some. Take care. :)
Thanks!
I just got my tank today
I have a 50 gallon tank with a 75w bulb Nd my tank is 85f what should I do to make it 100
Jose G When raising temperatures in a habitat, there are a few things you can do. First, take into account the local temperatures of the room you are keeping the habitat in and make sure it isn't conflicting with any other temperature control like air conditioning. You can increase the wattage of the existing heat bulbs (make sure you have the appropriate watt fixtures), or you can add additional heat sources like Under Tank Heaters, Heat Cables, or more Heat bulbs/heat emitters. Check out our website to see our whole line of heating products:www.zoomed.com/Always use as recommended.Hope that helps. Take care.
Can you guys sell this on your website
Sorry, Zoo Med is a manufacturer only, we don't sell direct.
Zoo Med products and supplies can be found or ordered from most pet stores worldwide. Check with your local pet shop and see if they carry this Starter Kit.
I bought this 40 gallon....is this an ok size for a juvenile....because it is to late to get a smaller one
It can be, just make sure it is able to easily find resources like food and water. If it is a hatchling, we recommend starting them out on Eco Carpet until they've gotten used to eating and/or catching food before upgrading them to a substrate. Hope that helps.
It did thx.....and how would you recommend keeping humidity below 50....the highest it has ever gone so far was 55
Dose this come with basking places for a bearded dragon?
It should include a basking spot if set up correctly.
Can you replace the compact uvb with the reptisun t5 10.0 linear tube uvb because its better and the compact uvb will hurt the eyes and it doesnt provide enough uvb
The included bulb in this kit provides the recommended UVB output for a tank of this height. See our lighting care guides for more info on UVB and the outputs of our UVB products:
links.zoomed.com/education
@@ZooMed doesnt the linear tube say its recommended for bearded dragons
@@ZooMed and arent most of your bearded dragons in your animal in a 40 gallon tank that has a 10.0 t5 linear tube?
It can be depending on how it is set up. You'll want to measure its UVB output and make sure it is the appropriate distance from your pet. See the link I provided above for a comparison chart our UVB bulbs.
@@ZooMed is vita sand good for bearded dragon
i love how when i look for the exact starter kit all i get is single product no starter kit can anyone help me find just the starter kit.
Check with your local pet retailer and they should be able to help you find or order one.
I am getting a 2 female bearded dragons at some point, but I really need help on choosing the right tank size for both of my beardies.
BubblyThrower17 Every Beardie is different. You'll want to gauge yourself on what you think will work best for your pet's habitat. If you feel your pet is too large or having difficulty maneuvering their habitat, then it's probably time to change or upgrade their enclosure. Our 20 gallon habitats should do well for most hatchling and juvenile Beardies, and we've personally kept multiple adult Beardies in our 40 Gallon tanks without any problem. Again though, it comes down to each Beardie's unique size. Hope that helps some. Take care. :)
Thank you so much. Now I can start looking for a tank. Thanks! :-)
I'm looking into getting a bearded dragon, sense already raising 2 leopard geckos i feel confident in taking on another reptile. But just one question does anyone here recommend buying this kit over buying everything separately? Beardies are a little more complicated in terms of heating then leopard geckos and i'm a little stuck on research here. :(
+Luis W (TakuaMe) Our kit is a great place to start as it supplies a lot of the basics for keeping Bearded Dragons. Check out our Care Sheet Page fr our complete list of recommendations: links.zoomed.com/caresheets
Oh wow wasn't expecting a reply from you all! Ok thanks for the info, i'll most likely be getting this and a beardie in october!
+Luis A (TakuaMe) To be honest, you shouldn't resort to a kit to sort you out. You had and still have plenty of time to find things out, so make the most of it and get what you really want before going down the easy route and getting a kit. If you buy things separately, you are going to have more understanding on what exactly you have and why you need it which will help you and your pet out in the long scheme of things. Plus you get more freedom - you can choose a different style of terrarium/vivarium to what you prefer.
Kits do have a time and place, but I don't think that this should be it ;)
Is it safe to convert this into a fish aquarium?
It isn't recommended. While it could probably sustain a small amount of water, our terrariums are built differently than our aquariums, and are not meant to sustain that much water.
I would recommend checking out our Turtle Kits for Aquarium habitats: links.zoomed.com/nt-t40
My beardie keeps jumping at the sides of his tank because he sees his reflection. anyway I could stop it? I feel that he's stressed
Buy a background for the back and sides of the tank.
Spray the glass with a mixture of water and vinegar
It’s a really good cleaner but it tends to leave a residue so maybe that would help
That might mean he is stressed because his cage is to small
Exo Terra has good tank backgrounds that get rid of all reflection on the back of the tank
Is there any sand u have that looks like the outback orange vita sand but isnt vita sand
I would suggest checking out our Dragon Sand:
zoomed.com/dragon-sand/
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Am I able to keep a full grown bearded dragon in a 20 gallon tank
Kayla Wyatt It's possible, but it depends on the Beardie's unique size and how their habitat is set up. If you feel your pet is cramped, or having difficulty maneuvering his habitat, then it is probably time for an upgrade.
And also can 2 adult females live in this together or would i have to get a 75 gallon?
the wiener dog 2 female Bearded Dragons should do fine in a habitat this size. However, if you feel they are overcrowded or having difficultly maneuvering their habitat, then they may need to be upgraded to a larger enclosure or have their current habitat adjusted.
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How are you?
i have a question with this tank do i need any other lamps at night like a red light
That depends on what temps your pet's habitat is getting. If the temps are not where you believe they should be for comfortable nighttime heat for your unique species, than a nighttime heat bulb could be beneficial. Always gauge and monitor your pet's habitat and adjust accordingly for the best results. Hope that helps. :)
I would never use a infrared red bulb for bearded dragons. Did a lot of research and it's very bad for their eyes. They can also see the light that can disrupt their sleep. Ceramic heat emitters are good if temps go under about 65 degrees.
Could I use the same tank for an aquatic turtle?
This terrarium is not designed to hold large amounts of water, I would suggest checking out our 40 gallon Aquatic Turtle Kit:
zoomed.com/40-gallon-reptihabitat-aquatic-turtle-kit/
Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. i wonder if u silicone all the sides it would be for aquatic?
Dear Zoo Med, can the Bearded Dragon live on only Can O' Worms, water conditioner, repti-calcium, and Tropical Fruit Mix-ins? Also, what's the best way to feed your bearded dragon the worms? Like, do I just drop it in with tweezers, use my hands, play with the lizard, or hide it around the terrarium?
Sounds like a good mix, but it's up to you to make sure your pet is getting the appropriate nutrients, vitamins, and nourishment in their diet. See our Care Sheet page for more details:
www.zoomed.com
As for Mealworm feeding, that depends on what you and your Bearded Dragon are comfortable with. Tweezers, Dishes, or even our Mealworm Feeder (links.zoomed.com/ta-22) can all be great options.
No, you need a mix of fruit, greens, and live feed. Apples, collard greens, mustard greens, crickets, Dubia roaches, and super worms are all good. Remember to dust live feed with calcium powder 2-3 times a week
I know i am asking a TON from you but can you tell me like what to feed my bearded dragon? like a schedule. (when to dust, when to feed this and that)
i have salads, will be getting dubias and calci worms, have crickets, and have mealworms (i only feed mealworms when they are white, which means that they have sheded).
the reason i am asking is that i cant find an exact amount on like how much of this and that from the internet. and i promise i wont feed my bearded dragon the words this and that, but you know what i mean
and is calcium carbonate safe for bearded dragons? because i heard that it neutralizes stomach acid.
thanks
+Bando Kim (TheBandoChannel) Check out our caresheet page for our recommendations: links.zoomed.com/caresheets
there isnt much care info for adult bearded dragons.
Veggies everyday and love food every other day
Te one I see in the store have opening windows from front why are these ones different
+Brenden Sullivan You may be referring to our Naturalistic Terrariums:
links.zoomed.com/nt-1
Oh wow thanks didn't expect a response but ok I'll check out that link
Can the 10.0 uvb bulb fit in the naturalistic terrarium hood?
JRD Reptiles Yes.
I absolutely adore Zoo Med, but the screen mesh is terrible on these cages. Also not too big of a fan of the locking device.
ReptileName0215 Thank you for your input. We're always striving to make our products the best they can be. I'll make sure to pass your message along. Take care.
I was a little hesitant to write a constructive criticism comment about a Zoo Med product, since I absolutely love Zoo Med! Thank you!
If I buy this for a hatchling and block off a bit of the tank it will be fine right?
Potentially, ya. Doing so will naturally shrink the habitat and make it easier for a hatchling/baby find food and water. Just make sure it is safely set up.
Hey Zoo med I Love Your Videos Keep Up The Good Work!!!! :D
Thanks! :)
+Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc. I Always Like That You Reply Unlike Many Company's
It doesn’t come with like any decorations like rocks of logs?
No it is'nt i think do! For one small male or female it could by possible but i think if you got i quitte small one you can go with this tank i use a 50 to 55 (i'm dutch the dimension is 100x40x50) for one beardie for two you want to get a u5 tank
Could I put 2 adult females in this? or is it way too small?
Georgia Jacobson It depends on their unique size, but it is certainly possible.
um i got a different kit like i only got one thermometer and almost everything else
+Ultimate Crafter Could it have been our 20 Gallon Kit?
+Zoo Med Laboratories Inc it just had differnt stuff
+Ultimate Crafter Get in contact with our Customer Service, and they should be able to help you in more detail. They can be reached at: 1-888-496-6633
Hope that helps.
what sized tank should I get for a juvenile bearded dragon?
A smaller enclosure could be more beneficial depending on their unique size, but it ultimately depends on how the habitat is set up. It's key to make food and water easily accessible in your pet's habitat, more so when a habitat is large enough to where your pet could get lost or have trouble catching/finding their food. Hope that helps.
Are the can o worms mealworms or superworms?
The can will specify ("Can O' Worms" v. "Can O' Super Worms")
Mealworms
Why didn't you guys include a Night Lamp with the kit?
irk i was like were is it?
The light has a switch night light and day light
Can a Uromastyx live in this kit or do they need a warmer habitat?
the wiener dog This starter kit is designed with Bearded Dragons in mind, but could be adjusted to accommodate Uromastyx. Always research the needs of the specific pet you are keeping and adjust accordingly. Check out our Care Sheet page for more info: links.zoomed.com/caresheets
Seems like a lot of money for this its 230 dollars and then u have to get the dragon itself can u tell me the individual prices for these same thing separate
AlphaDog297 Zoo Med is a manufacturer only; we don't sell direct. You'll have to check with your local pet retailer for exact pricing.
would you need an infrared heating light???
Possibly. It depends on what your habitat's nighttime temperatures are. If the temps are dipping below the recommended temperatures for the species you are keeping, then yes, you may need a nighttime heating device such as our Nocturnal Infrared Heating Lamp.
Hi can you tell me some things about bearded dragons im a getting a baby wich cage is better
Do not use these kits, they have nowhere near enough equipment and space needed for a bearded dragon.
Use this terrarium cause it has everything you need except terrarium decor
Can a Uromastyx go in This Particular set-up if so, can it be inside with a Bearded Dragon
The kit is designed with Bearded Dragons in mind, but with some modifications it can be adapted to Uromastyx. Make sure to research beforehand and make the required adjustments.
Choosing Tank mates can be a delicate procedure. You'll want to research both species extensively and their needs and compatibility before adding them into the same habitat. Hope that helps.
Thank You :)
+Juan Torres no do not put those to together! do not! you will have two dead reptiles!
Great video but you should probably include a basking hide and decor, also you should let the customer choose carpets or sand since sit me people may be using this for a juvenile dragon.
Many people like to build their habitats differently
do I need to feed live insects or dead?
Using live insects can be enriching for your pet, but you'll have to gauge yourself what works best for your pet and their unique diet.
Live insects work best, some don’t like dead ones
Do you turn on both laps at the same time?
datasiangirlchloe xoxoxo Depends on what temperatures you're hoping to achieve. You'll have to gauge yourself and make adjustments to find what works best for your pet reptile in their unique habitat.