aaand swap the heat lamp out for a standard light bulb, say 60 watt, and do the same trick with another branch but give it 4 inches from the bulb minimum. heat lamps a waste of time for waterdragons as they dont supply high lumens or light intensity.bright light will stimulate activity. and no point heating the enclosure at night at this time of year,or any time of year. assuming your going to build an outside enclosure next spring?personaly id put it in an outside enclosure now as a hatchling till at least late march. n then either leave it out for winter to hibernate or move it back inside.not so good for taming but best situation for waterdragon health.GROW IT SLOW FOR THE FIRST YEAR. IT WILL ALMOST DOUBLE ITS LIFE SPAN,AND TRIPPLE ITS FERTILITY. get a fly trap goin as flys give them heaps of exersize and sharpens there aim,stay away from mealworms for at least the first 6 months.small locusts or wild grasshoppers good for handfeeding to tame up.put a smallamount of finely choped carrot,butch white lable dog roll and dandylion leaf n flowers in equal parts in the enclosure,the flies will land on it n the dragon will lunge at them and eventualy make the conection n then you got a base food with live bugs for fill in. make sure you change the mix every day to minumise disease risk. earthworms good food,those jet plane looking lacewing hoppy things reeeeeal good.n any other bug thats not toxic or flysprayd .iv seen hatchlings smash wasps but always makes me nervous n would'nt recomend them till w dragon at least 10 inches long