Hi,
My collared's are in a wooden vivarium that has glass sliding front doors. I was told by the pet shop that this is best for WC lizards as they try to get out and less glass is less frustrating for them. Basically this means that the heat bulb is screwed inside the viv on the roof.
My lizards I have noted will sit on the basking rocks looking up at the light and will jump up, hitting their heads quite hard on the bulb. I have been a brought a light guard but was wondering WHY ON EARTH DO THEY DO THIS !!!
The bulb is hot and they really do crack their heads on it. It's not a particularly regular thing but i have seen them both do it more than once in the 3 weeks I've had them. The bulb guard itself is plastic coated metal so surely this can still cause their little heads substantial damage? The viv is 3ft x 1.5 x 1.5 and they can jump from the floor and still hit their heads so lowering the basking rocks wont help......
Any advice???


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