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DIY bearded dragon enclosure

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Hello everyone!

I am getting back into having dragons again as pets.Except this time around I am wanting to build my own enclosures.What would you guys recommend height wise so as to ensure UVB rays actually reach the dragon at basking area? Any information or advice would be greatley appreciated!
 
I always used 3/4” melamine and 1x3 oak or maple for the front frame and acrylic for window and just a basic Home Depot non adjustable air vent along the top backside. I’m about to get my daughter her first beardie and I’m going to pickup the materials to build the same until. 48Wx24Dx18H
 

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