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It looks really pretty!! The hammock is something I would personally take out as it can rip out their nails and stuff like the other person said.Make sure he has two hides on the ground he can get into, one on the hot side one on the cool side (I honestly don’t know other people’s take on the coconut hide, I’ve never seen anyone use them for a beardie).He needs a basking spot, a lot of people use slate tiles, bricks and pavers etc (never use hammocks or heat rocks from the pet store as a basking spot). A basking spot is just a spot for them to absorb heat and UVB, Make sure their whole body can fit flat on it for full use.Here’s a guide for the heating and any other questions you might have (the waffle in the corner has more resources and info for bearded dragon care.)https://reptifiles.com/bearded-dragon-care/bearded-dragon-temperatures-uvb/ And for the tank, you definitely wanna upgrade to a 120 gal or bigger, right now on chewy they have really good deals on the 120 and 150 gal. (The 150 gal is cheaper than the 120 originally is! If you can I’d snag it while you can as these are really good tanks) imma put the link for that as well -enclosure link (click) And here’s a guide on the diet and everything (make sure you have calcium with and without D3 and a multivitamin) If you don’t have multivitamins here’s a link on a brand I’ve been recommended- multivitamin You can also use branches from outside (bake them first) and use them in your tank for climbing, just make sure they’re sturdy in the tank so it don’t fall on your lizard. Cute beardie!!! And goodluck!