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Rufus

Remove that heat rock. If you want to make use of it as the decoration then you can cut its cord and use it under the heat lamp. It can heat up unsurprisingly. You can use UV light and a heat lamp. If you have a baby Uromastyx then don’t use the sand until he is of one year. Instead of that use non practical substrate, reptile carpet or paper towel, etc.

Answered by Rufus 1 year ago

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Laker

You should use UVA or UVB lighting. It is essential and will cost around 40 $. If you have the heat lamp then use that in the place of heat rock. Reptiles have problem in regulating the heat. So, don’t use that heat rock. You can make a cave for him to hide. You should put a water bowl for him to drink water. You can sprinkle parakeet seed on the vegetables to aid in the digestion. Dust the veggies and crickets for the more balanced diets. I hope this will help!

Answered by Laker 1 year ago

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Aston66

For Uromastyx you will require a high temperature at 105- 125 F. Uromastyx is herbivores so he will not the crickets that you got. I prepared a good salad for my Uromastyx and dragon consists of the collard greens, kale, dandelion greens and romaine lettuce. With the grated yellow squash, snow peas, and carrots. You can give him all these daily in a big bowl.

Besides that don’t use that heat rock. Many of the lizards usually can not feel the heat through the bellies and as a result they can burn themselves. Simply cut off its cord and use a basking stone. Sand harbors the bacteria and there is no fun in cleaning it. So, instead of sand you can use paper towels.

Answered by Aston66 1 year ago

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