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Very confused on whether I need to put water in the enclosure for my Uromastyx or not. I would think some water would be necessary, but I also read that they get enough water from their greens. Some literature says to not put water in the enclosure while others say a small amount is necessary. Also, how do other Uromastyx parents handle the lighting cycles and feeding. I’ve read they need a cycle of 12 on and 12 off with off being total darkness. I have also read they should be on a feeding schedule ( feed one day no food the next, etc…). New to the Uromastyx community so any help would be greatly appreciated.

I just adopted/rescued a Uromastyx the other day. She is wonderful, but very skittish. I don’t necessarily need to hold all the time ( although it would be nice), but I don’t want her to act like so stressed. Is there anything I can do to help her with not being so scared/stressed?

Hello, I just adopted a Uromastyx from a rescue and working on its enclosure. I’d like to build a burrow that I can view from outside the enclosure. Has anyone else done this? Any suggestions?

I need to put the air conditioner vent back into the ceiling but the area where the screws hold it in the ceiling crumbled. I tried to post a pic but can’t.

I am hoping someone can give me some advice. I am working on a tree of life piece and looking on advice on how to make the roots look realistic.