A vivarium is a wooden tank with a glass front. It should have a tight lid and smooth sides to prevent the dragon from hurting his nose. Look for a vivarium that will be easy to clean. Vivariums should have a polyurethane or waterproof sealing. You should make sure the joints are caulked as well.  If you waterproof a vivarium yourself, be sure to allow the vivarium to dry for a week before putting your dragon in his home.  Make sure your dragon has enough space to run around, climb, and sit on branches.  Clean your pet’s habitat thoroughly regularly with a 10:1 mixture of water to bleach. Remove any vegetables that he does not eat within four hours. Remove uneaten insects at the day’s end. You can also purchase an aquarium for your dragon. Baby dragons can live in a 10–15 gallon (37.9–56.8 L) aquarium, while adults need a larger 55-60 gallon space. Aquariums are a better short-term solution because it is difficult to regulate the temperature in them. Wooden vivariums encapsulate heat better than glass or metal does. Aim to provide a less warm area (30 degrees Celsius/86 degrees Fahrenheit) and a warmer section (45 degrees Celsius/113 degrees Fahrenheit). The vivarium should be no smaller than 48 x 24 x 24 inches (61 cm). Make sure your vivarium has air vents, minimally one per square foot. The vent should be on the upper part of the back wall rather than on the lower section. See Care for Bearded Dragons for additional instructions on how to set up your pet’s habitat and vivarium. You can purchase a vivarium or make your own using DIY kits, such as Vivexotic. A substrate is the material that fills the bottom of the vivarium. Your pet will dig into the substrate. Aim for a substrate that looks natural and makes your dragon feel at home. The substrate should also be absorbent. Because your dragon might eat parts of it unintentionally, try to find substrate that is non-toxic and safely digestible. You can utilize smooth newspapers, indoor or outdoor carpet, brown paper, AstroTurf.. Do not use wood chips or shavings, gravel, cat litter, sand, or soil with pesticides, vermiculite, fertilizers, or surfactants for your substrate Include branches for climbing. A reptile hammock is also fun for your pet and available at pet stores. Equip your dragon's space with a "reptile hide," which is an enclosed area in which your dragon can hide from you. Your dragon also will use this space for long periods of sleep. Place a "basking platform" in the habitat as well. This can be a rock or another surface within six to eight inches of the basking light source. Here a dragon can warm himself. Be sure to strip all bark from natural wood branches so that your dragon does not eat the wood. Clean all branches prior to use.
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