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I know that dogs are known to protect their owners, but I have a feeling dragons are the same way. Hear me out. Today, I unleashed the dragon ( 8) ) In my living room. My room mate also has a beardie and did the same. They didn't care for each other too much and each did their own thing. Mine...

My dragon loves to give me signals. Specifically, he likes scratching at the glass to shout "I'M HUNGRY. FEED ME. I'M HUNGRY. FEED ME." And then I feed him. He sits on his rock looking the other direction. And then looks over his shoulder, at me. I can only guess, "Well then. You've fed me...

I'm planning to move into a new apartment next month and while I understand there's a fee for cats and dogs, but what about caged animals like bearded dragons, birds, hamsters, etc? Can I get away with not paying a fee?

Hand feeding is an awesome way to bond with your dragon, but as I found out today, too much of a good thing is actually kind of funny/bad. Every time I dump crickets in the tank, I start off with hand feeding my beardie 3-5 crickets - dumping the rest. For about a month, this was working and...

Kind of a exaggeration. It appears to me that my dragon is interested in every thing I do. I leave the room, he waits in the corner of his tank until I return. He follows me as best as he can within the confines of his space. If I'm playing video games, he will try to watch the screen. Same...

Of all the poops I've been forced to pick up, I've witnessed 2 of them. One of which I caught him doing what I call a "drive-by pooping." It's exactly what it sounds like. He does a mad dash, pauses for a brief moment, squirts it out, dashes some more. Today I walked in on him pooping, but for...

http://www.amazon.com/Zilla-Vegetable-Reptile-Munchies-Food/dp/B005CV5H14 Yea or nay?

Just bought a beardie a month ago and made the horrible mistake of giving it crickets that were too big. Came here to search for answers and somebody used a little bit of olive oil to get things moving. It worked. Whoever you are, thanks! My beardie is healthy again. Oh also, hi. I'm new.