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Originally Posted by SnoopySnake
Lots of people keep them at a 90-100 degree hot spot. You keep them at 120 plus (think small monitors) and they are a completely different animal  also want to clarify with my previous comment I don't think beardeds should be kept with high humidity that was more geared towards small monitors but I also think that they could do with more than what most people give. In Australia they cover a huge amount of the country with slightly different terrain and humidity levels all over. I don't think they should be kept strictly like a desert animal with no water bowls like some people believe |
I would do what Wayne does. Keeps it pretty dry up top and within the burrows his monitors dig it's 100% humidity. The animals are built to retain humidity this way so they don't need to have access to water all the time.
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Originally Posted by SnoopySnake
Adults aren't the lazy sausages everyone thinks about when you mention beardies if you don't keep them on Lino/carpet/paper towel, super dry cage and 90 degrees to function on  |
I agree but it's the norm and people love how their dragons are so "personable" etc. etc. Which is a topic I'm too tired to go into depth about here.
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