Hi Devomum,
Well done on getting the pics up!
OK, I see what you've done. My suggestions would be as follows:
1. Put a wire light cage over the night bulb.
2. Get rid of the black night bulb and put in a 75W Daylight basking bulb instead.
3. Put the daylight basking bulb on a timer to switch on between 7am - 6pm.
4. Move the fake rock mountain thing away from the UVB tube - it's way too close. Minimum distance away from the UVB tube should be 10cm, that way, there is no risk of your babies being burnt by UVB rays. What strength UVB tube is it? Is it a UVB 10.0? If not, it should be a 10.0 as CND's are an arid desert species.
5. Move the branch to the opposite direction so the top of your branch goes from the left (front) of your tank down to the right (rear). This means your dragons will be able to get closer to the 75W daylight basking lamp by climbing higher on the branch. Don't worry about your dragons getting burnt, they know how close they can get and will move further down the branch as they get warmed up. But, in saying that, the wire cage around the bulb itself will be insurance and that is why it's the first thing I suggested.
6. I would highly recommend getting a thermometer installed. I use the Reptile One dual probe thermometer which has 2 temperature probes in the one unit. I place one probe close to the hot basking spot and the other on the opposite cool end. That way, I can monitor the temperatire gradient. You should try for at least a 10 degrees C difference betwen the two sides.
7. Like Goldmember said, the basking hot spot should be at least 37 - 38 degrees. If it's getting much hotter than that, then use a 50W or 60W daylight bulb instead.
8. Put the water bowl right down near the cool end and make sure you give them plenty of fresh, cold water each day.
9. I'd also put the fake log ornament underneath, fairly close to the basking light so that it ca absorb heat when the light is on and once night time comes, it will hold a little bit of heat for your dragons to go sleep inside.
10. Finally, ideally, you should also have a thermostat fo the daylight basking lamp. Not sure if you're using one already as I can't tell from the photo. If you are, graet stuff, put the probe about 1-2 inches above the ground height and within 2 - 3 inches from the heat bulb. Set the thermostat to about 38 - 40 degrees and you should be right.
Hope the above helps!
Cheers,
E.
Hehehe, sorry about the typos, just noticed them once I clicked post. My fingers are not keeping up to speed as my brain....plus it's getting way past my bedtime!!
Cheers.