So long as you're diligent about spot cleaning of any waste products or uneaten/dirty food, you can get away with doing a 100% substrate change every two or three months if you have a non-bioactive setup. If your uro is especially messy, though, it's recommended to change more frequently. Hope this helps!
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Those are so cool! I really want one in my future!
They look great!
Nice setup Ed... it's sweet. 👍🏼 I hope everything went well with the move. Keep up the great work bro !
Looks like you have a cover over the uvb tube 🤔? Then the uromastyx doesn't get any pleasure from the tube, UVB is stopped by the plastic screen..
Nice setup. I wonder, when you have a sand substrate, does it need to be completely changed out every month if it's not a bioactive substrate?
So long as you're diligent about spot cleaning of any waste products or uneaten/dirty food, you can get away with doing a 100% substrate change every two or three months if you have a non-bioactive setup. If your uro is especially messy, though, it's recommended to change more frequently. Hope this helps!
Is it harder to handle them since they’re wild caught?
Do you just get half red half yellow?
I currently have a male Moroccan uromastyx (looks very similar to your yellow one), he’s 3 years old captive bread. Can he be mixed with a female?
Only with same species.
Wild caught to breed for captive I assume?
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lease make a video about snake breeding process.
I am from India. In Indian no one can make any video about snake breeding process.
So it is my deep request to make a video about snakes breeding process.
No sand where they live. Just small rocks.
Have those bricks fallen on anyone yet?