How much light does a bearded dragon need?

The bright light of the basking light is needed for day-night cycles (12-14 hours on and 12-10 hours off) and to heat the surface of a basking spot to 100-110 degrees F. or 38 to 43 degrees C., the optimal temperature for a Bearded Dragon's digestion and necessary for their well-being. read more

Young bearded dragons grow very quickly and need to be fed a high protein diet consisting of live feeders two or three times per day for the first year. To instill good habits, it is best to feed greens first, in the morning, then follow with live insects such as crickets, Phoenix worms, roaches, horn worms or silk worms. read more

16-20 Inch Dragons - Larger dragons will need larger tanks and it's recommended to have at least a 50-75 gallon tank for dragons of this size. 20+ Inch Dragons - If you have a bearded dragon that is 20 inches or longer you will need a minimum of a 75 gallon tank, but a 120 gallon tank would be ideal. read more