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Considering a lighting/breeding experiment, thoughts

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I would like to breed my Nigerian Uros but am nervous about brumating them because they are pets first an foremost and I don't want them to die. I just bought one of those new T5 5.0 high output fixtures and the light just looks really clean and my Rankins dragons have perked up a lot. They all seem to be in a late season romantic mood. My idea was to maybe use the normal output, thicker, linear bulb with maybe a 60 watt ceramic heater during the winter months, but switch the the higher output bulb and a 100-150 watt heat emitter in the spring. Does anyone who has successfully bred Uros think this could work?
 
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