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I am in the process of collecting the supplies needed to build a home for a bearded dragon. Just for fun I was looking at one of those automatic fogger things. It says that it can be used to generate early morning dew in a desert set-up. I've read somewhere that this is where dragons get a lot of their water when in the wild.
Does this really work and is it worth the twenty bucks? Also, has anyone tried it?

>>I am in the process of collecting the supplies needed to build a home for a bearded dragon. Just for fun I was looking at one of those automatic fogger things. It says that it can be used to generate early morning dew in a desert set-up. I've read somewhere that this is where dragons get a lot of their water when in the wild.
>>Does this really work and is it worth the twenty bucks? Also, has anyone tried it?

Personally, I wouldn't mess with it. I've heard of animals burning themselves on the part that makes the fog. I also think if you have your beardie drink this way you are just increasing the chance for parasite ingestion. JMHO!!
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Rob Talkington

fyi most foggers of this type are not heat, they dont produce steam. I believe they are ultrasonic and create a very fine mist.

I would say, your better off without it. Just use a spray bottle or give him a bath. You could try using a bubbler in the water bowl if he does not get enough hydration from his food.
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Bennett

www.beardiedragon.com

>>fyi most foggers of this type are not heat, they dont produce steam. I believe they are ultrasonic and create a very fine mist.
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>>I would say, your better off without it. Just use a spray bottle or give him a bath. You could try using a bubbler in the water bowl if he does not get enough hydration from his food.
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>>www.beardiedragon.com
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Rob Talkington

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