Recent content by spyder79

I've reassessed my priorities and have come to realize that posting on bearded dragon/reptile forums just is not for me anymore. With the current status of my career, my future plans, and my college curriculum I just do not have time for it any longer. Its been great getting know all of yall...

they wont last too long but you can hope for the best. And as far as your 2 living together I am not going to comment on it any further, you do what you think is best just be ready for whatever consequences occur from that decision.

First thing you need to ask yourself is do you really want to and have time to take care of the 12-20+ mouths that will hatch from those eggs. We are talking feeding 2-3 times a day, soaking every day, have at the most 5 babies per each bin, having lighting (UV and heat) for each bin, keeping...

You can safely breed a male as early as 9 months old and typically females at 14-18 months old (some breed as early as 12 months old but im against that) Retirement age all depends on your dragon. You will need to take ques from your dragons and see how they react each year from breeding...

Yes Sandfire is a line that is coined by Sandfire Dragon ranch. The original Sandfire line was orange, then they produced a Yellow Sandfire Line. If you have 2 animals from Sandfire lines that are bred and they produce orange babies and non orange babies (ie grey, tan, etc) they would all...

I would very much like to know just how big these hatchlings were at 110 days. Awaiting pics :D

I like the leatherback dragon. I own one leatherback and I truly enjoy him. All in all he isnt much different. His back is smooth but he still carries all the features and behaviors of a normal male dragon. And he is almost 20 inches long now at only 6 months old so he is no small boy by any...

lol whatever you say but in all honesty I do not care what your opinion of me is in the least.

what response are you looking for? Its no different from the 8 thousand other info sites out there on bearded dragons lol.

its not the UVB issue that kills them. it is a weak gene mutation that is the reason they die. You can actually raise a bearded dragon to normal sized adulthood without UVB but it takes a lot of time and work to do so. Not something i would suggest but in a case like an albino where it would...

Yep I agree with Tom. I have only heard of one instance where an albino lived past a few weeks and it was a pogona Microlepidota(note this was in australia) if I remember correctly. Got up to around 6 months old before it passed. It was completely blind and had to be hand fed.

nope not a genius. And nope not going to ignore your threads.

they can lay as many as 8 clutches off of one pairing. Had you done your research you would already know that

He would be in a state similar to brumation. Heat controls their metabolism with no heat they will be fine with no food/water for 2 weeks. When a dragon brumates it can be as long as 6 months with zero food.

there are many variations with the trans line. I have seen solid black eyes, one black one normal, both normal, one eye half black. Its just a trait of the line.