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If u have ne dimensions or pics i would appreciate it

thanks
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Pink is a manly color

This is my so called Vivarium, but it was built for crested geckos, I don't think it's possible to build one for bearded dragons.

of course it's possible to build one for dragons. However, since dragons are desert dwelling, you will need to add plants that can handle alot of heat and dryness, withstand being trampled by dragons and not harmful if eaten by the dragon. Also, it can't be a plant dragon's love to eat else it won't survive long. It's easier not to put live plants into a dragon's tank, using artifical one is better, ensuring they can't be injested by dragons deciding to 'taste' the plant.

I don't think you'd really want one for a desert setting. There's not that much living stuff in a desert setting to being with (as opposed to a lush tropical setting). If you want to see some really nice ones though head over to the water dragon forum. They can get quite complex. It's difficult (but fun) to try to balence the correct plants/substrate/temps/pond size to get the humidity right. Also there's another if you don't want to change the water you have to get the microorganims/bacteria balenced just right. (Which by the way raises humidity because the water is always moving.) You have to keep it almost raining in the tank all the time, yet if it get's too wet everything starts getting moldy. But I digress...