Is a 4ft vivarium big enough for an adult bearded dragon?

As a general rule, adult bearded dragons are around 12-24 inches in length so 4ft (48 inches) is the minimum size for a bearded dragon vivarium.

Why do bearded dragons need a large vivarium?

Bearded dragons need a large vivarium because they grow to 45cm and like to stretch out and move around. 3. How do bearded dragons use the environment to control their temperature? Bearded dragons use the environment to control their temperature by moving from a cool place to a warmer place.

What should I put in my bearded dragon vivarium?

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Large wooden vivarium.
Good quality bright white reptile spot lamp or halogen lamp.
Arcadia High Output T5 lighting with a reflector.
Bearded dragon decoration to create thermal and lighting gradients in your vivarium.
Bearded dragon substrates.
Small water dish and salad bowl.

What temperature should a bearded dragon vivarium be at night?

The best night time temperature for your Bearded Dragon’s vivarium is 21°C (70°F). As seen, your Bearded Dragon’s vivarium temperature should be at a gradient, with a warmer end and cooler end. This can be measured using a thermometer.

What do bearded dragons like to play with?

Although a bearded dragon may not play with a ball the same way a dog might, it’s still a good idea to give your bearded dragon a small ping pong ball, or small rubber bouncy ball, to play with. Some bearded dragons may take to a ping pong ball and some may not – it really depends on the dragon.

What does a bearded dragon need in its tank?

Bearded Dragon Tank Setup: Supplies Heating element, thermometer, and hygrometer. Basking rock or log. Flooring. Some shallow dishes for water and food.

Can I use rocks from outside for my bearded dragon?

Rocks. Large, flat rocks can also make a great perching area for your bearded dragon. Rocks can be found at many pet shops, garden stores, or home improvement stores. Take caution with large heavy rocks that can easily crack tank bottoms.