The heating pad should provide enough heat at night, but if you find that the temperatures are dropping too low you may want to use a night bulb of a smaller wattage than the day bulb. This night bulb should be red, blue or green, but not white. Natural unfiltered sunlight is the best source. If that is not practical, then the bearded dragon will need a UV light to provide UV rays. UV rays are essential to help break down calcium and for vitamin D3 conversion.
Bearded dragons are omnivorous lizards, so they require a varied diet of prey and plant foods.
In younger dragons the diet is mostly prey and smaller amounts of plants. Plants for bearded dragons are the same types that make up the green iguana's diet. This includes collard greens, bok choy, escarole, and other dark leafy greens. Spinach should be avoided. Other good vegetables include squash and carrots.