Zoo Med's ReptiTherm® Under Tank Heaters are an ideal 24-hour primary or secondary heat source for tropical or temperate reptilian species. All of Zoo Med’s Under Tank Heaters are UL/cUL approved (GS/TuV/CE in Europe) and contain a solid state nichrome heating element. These under tank heaters permanently adhere to your terrarium, forming a solid bond for optimum heat transfer. Works great on the underside of your enclosure using the included spacers to promote airflow or on the side for more controlled temperature control as needed! Inexpensive, low wattage heaters. Excellent secondary heat source.

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Our Bearded Dragons are bred in store and hand raised from birth! We're able to insure the ultimate health of the Dragons from the moment they hatch to make sure they receive the proper diet and UVB. Without over crowding and fighting like many wholesale operations, these Bearded Dragons have all their toes and have room to roam and play during development! Defining Characteristics: Hardy Easy-going, inquisitive personality Vast array of beautiful morphs Omnivorous Very thoroughly researched and well understood Recommended Enclosure:  Bearded Dragons are active, semi-arboreal lizards, and will only thrive in enclosures that allow them to get the exercise they need. A 24x18x18 enclosure will house a baby animal for the first few months of its life, but it will quickly outgrow this size enclosure. By the time they reach adult size, they should not be housed in an enclosure any smaller than 4'x2'x2'. Naturally derived fine-grain sands such as Zoo Med Reptisand works great as a substrate, and can also have organic topsoil and trace amounts of non-expanding clay added to aid with burrow retention. Impaction is not a risk as long as proper husbandry standards are maintained. Substrate should be spot-cleaned when soiled. Calcium and Vita sands should not be used. Non-loose floor coverings such as slate tile can also be used, but should be cleaned regularly to avoid bacterial growth. Being semi-arboreal lizards, plenty of low-lying climbing opportunities need to be provided for Bearded Dragons to exercise properly. Cork bark and manzanita branches are an excellent option to achieve this. Any heavy material should either be resting on the bottom of the enclosure or secured to the walls, as Bearded Dragons are strong, heavy bodied animals that could easily crush themselves when digging underneath cage decor. Feeding: Bearded Dragons are omnivorous, and require both insect feeders and leafy greens/vegetables as a part of their staple food rotations. It is especially important to maintain the correct balance of insects to greens, which will change as the lizard ages. Babies will require around 80% insects to 20% plant matter, whereas adults will require around 20% insects to 80% plant matter. The easiest way to accomplish this is to offer greens daily, and gradually reduce the amount of insects offered as the animal ages; babies should be offered insects approximately twice a day, and adults should be offered insects about 1-2 times a week.  We provide all of the feeder bugs you will need! A staple of crickets and dubia works best, with other feeder insects (waxworms, hornworms, superworms, etc.) being offered as occasional treats. Offering insects in an escape-proof feeding bowl will minimize the number of bugs that escape and hide among the enclosure. Feeder insects should be gutloaded the day prior to feeding and dusted with a vitamin/mineral supplement. Always read the label of any supplement offered to ensure your animal is receiving appropriate amounts of calcium and vitamins. Knowing what greens and vegetables to offer can be tricky, and it is always best to consult a feeding chart before deciding what to feed. In general, leafy greens high in nutrients should be staple, with other vegetables mixed in for variation. Fruits can be offered as treat items. Avoid Iceberg and Romaine lettuce, as they are both lacking in nutrients, and avoid avocado, citrus fruits, mushrooms, onion, and rhubarb, as they are all  toxic.  

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Eco Earth Loose Coconut Fiber Substrate is an eco-friendly product made from the husks of coconuts, that can be safely composted into home gardens or potted plants. Eco Earth is ideal for naturalistic reptile, amphibian, and invertebrate terrariums. Use damp for tropical species, as Eco Earth naturally absorbs and breaks down odour and waste products.

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Zoo Med New Zealand Sphagnum Moss is an all natural top substrate that is preferred over any other type of moss for terrarium and vivarium use due to its unique softness and amazing moisture-holding ability. This lush carpet-like moss is perfect for reptiles that like to burrow, can hold moisture up to 20 times its dry weight and holds more water and stays moist longer than any other type of moss. It is great for live plants and incredibly long-lasting; after other substrates have decomposed, this moss remains usable and can be washed and reused several times as a cost effective solution compared to other moss varieties. The Zoo Med New Zealand Sphagnum Moss is sustainably harvested to guarantee no damage or negative impact comes to the surrounding environment as well as ensuring prosperous growth for future generations. Natural compounds in the moss prevent it from decomposing in humid environments, making it ideal for a wide variety of applications in terrariums and vivariums. The moss is perfect for use with most species of frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, and invertebrates including Hermit Crabs and can also be used with small snakes including Green Snakes, Ribbon Snakes, Garter Snakes.

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The Zoo Med Repti Basking Spot Lamp features a unique patented double reflector that focuses up to 35% more heat and light into a tight beam. Perfect for daytime-active basking reptiles (including various tropical and desert species), it provides beneficial UVA rays which promote breeding and overall mental and physical health. It also increases the ambient air temperature in your terrarium, while creating the proper heat gradients necessary for thermoregulation. Lasts up to 2,000 hours of continuous use.

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