If all of the things you mentioned were proper husbandry in your post, I'm already doing it.

So what am I worrying about, then? He can bask at 135, and he can cool down at around 75-80 on the opposite side of his enclosure. He has a huge tub to soak in - which he uses frequently - and I keep a close eye on his bedding. He eats everything under the sun, but mice and chicks make up most of it. Horned worms and crickets are among the other more frequent food items offered.

I guess my attitude about wanting to do the best isn't as bad as you think it is. I've done my reading; I just wanted to compare notes.
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