I've seen Bearded Dragons at Petco and thought they were pretty cute. I was wondering, what are the exact requirements for them?

I also have red ear slider turtles... but their shells are really bad looking. The markings on the bottom of the shell aren't really distinguished and the shell on top doesn't look green for about half of it. It's just silver. Eating and behavior habits aren't a concern. It eats like it always does and behaves as usual. I feed them TetraMin (if it's called that I forgot... too into fish keeping) baby turtle food sticks. Two times a day, about 3 pieces each feeding. Each turtle (I have two) eats 3 or so per feeding and live in a 10 gallon. We use reptile conditioner and the turtles are just babies, 3-4 inches. pH is 7.6 but I don't think this'll help... filter is the standard waterfall tetramin one that is green colored and uses a filter bag thingy...

I'm really new to this and would like advice.

Do you have a uvb light on the turtles?

My pets...1 green tree frogs, 1 brown anole, 1 fire belly toad, 1 Cuban tree frog, 3 veiled chameleons, 3 dogs, 2 cats , 1 hamster, 1 guinea pig, 2 leopard geckos, 1 chinchilla, 1 house gecko,1 love bird ,1 parakeet, 1 box turtle, 2 beautiful children & it keeps growing!!!

I just use a 17 watt flourescent T8 light.

flourescents only give out heat uvb bulbs give out a small amount of heat & artifical sunlight many turtles  need it or they'll get whats  called mbd(metabolic bone disease)if untreated will result in death the best brand is reptisun uvb will help your turtles obsorb calcium & is required along with vitamin & calcium supplements for a balanced diet also,do you have a basking spot for them yeah know a dry place like a tile,flat rock,etc...wre they can bask

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1.0.0 BALL PYTHON(Python regius),salazar
1.0.0 COLOMBIAN RED-TAIL BOA(B.C imperator),tarzan
1.0.0 KENYEN SAND-BOA(Gongylophis colubrinus loveridgei),houdini
1.0.0 SAVANNHA MONITOR(Varanus exanthematicus),lois

hopefully coming soon female colombian red-tail boa or a hedge hog whatever my grandma decides

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For the RES (red eared sliders):

Housing: 30 gallons for two.  Gravel is not needed.  Use a turtle dock and about 10" of water.  Internal filters are fine.

Feeding: Turtle sticks are good, but you should also give them some vegetables (carrots, romaine lettuce, spinach, etc.) and meat (mealworms, wax worms, etc.).  Turtles can only eat in water, so drop it in their water.

Lights: A clamp lamp with a Turtle Tuff Halogen Light is good.  Aim the light over the basking spot.

For the bearded dragon:

20 gallon Long when they are babies, 40 gallon Breeder when adult.  Use Reptile Carpet for substrate (flooring).  Have a hiding spot (cave, half log, etc.)  Use driftwood and plants for climbing and thermoregulating (changing body temperature).  Have a 75 watt desert sun bulb on side opposite of food and water dishes.  You can feed bearded dragon pellets with mealworms, crickets, wax worms, Pheonix worms, and vegetables.  Have a large water dish to soak in.  Good luck with the RES and maybe the beardie.

0.2.0 Leopard Geckos
1.0.0 Crested Gecko
1.0.0 Chinese Hamster
2.0.0 Bettas
  Coming soon:
0.2.0 Pictus Geckos (Oct. 25)
1.0.0 Bearded Dragon (Jan. 10)
0.1.0 Indonesian White's Treefrog (Jan. 10)

Ok, good thing I asked about the beardies before I got them... requirements are hard...

About the turtle, both of them have the metallic bone disease... I do have a basking spot. I can't prevent it... so they're gonna die? How much time do we have left?