Awesome, they are NEAT critters I have had a desert iggy for about 5 years and must say I keep him like the chucks.

I think your temps are much more for the uro, and a bit high for the iggies. I keep my temps about 90 - 100 degrees may go a hair above on hot summer days, 110 degrees, but they usually go on the cool end in afternoon.

Others may want to chime in on the temps, hope they do so you can get more opinions.

Best wishes with the trio remember to post some pics. And YES, we talk desert iggies here, and some other deserty lizards that have no specific forum.
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PHEve / Eve

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