Screen Terrarium

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Exo Terra Natural Terrarium 18x24x24 Screen Top Open Front Panels Glass
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US $76.00

large aluminum screen reptile terrarium
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US $200.00

Exo Terra Screen Terrarium 24x18x24 PT 2612
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question about water dragons?

I just brought two water dragons yesterday, they are still very little. Right now I have them in a Exo Terra screen terrarium 18"x18"x24". I have read up on water dragons saying that they tend to run into the glass cages so that why I bought a Screen Cage, plus they are able to climb the walls unlike a glass cage. Are screen cages good for water dragons or should I have bought a glass cage? (when they get bigger I am of course going to custom make a cage, but for now this is plenty big enough). Do I have their cage set up good? I have about 1/3 water on the bottom of the cage, and a bunch of vines, plants and branches that are the rest of the cage. I have a heating red light and a uv/basking light. I also read that I need to make sure I have enough humidity in their cage...how can I do this?
Please give me any adive you have on water dragons! Oh, and I havent picked names for them yet, any ideas? I am not sure if they are male or females?

Wild caught or older dragons can be the one's who usually decided the glass walls are really face targets.

Baby water dragons are much better about not beating themselves up.

I'll be honest, I'd stay away from screen cages only because they are potentially able to claw out of them.

I'd just put some climbing materials in like driftwood or dried grape vines for them to interact with.

Humidity is created by simply misting the inside of the cage, another problem with mesh cages, they don't hold any humidity and it's harder to put heat lamps on them.