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I'm well aware of that. I have 3 prior to these.

I've been searching for a new beardie for a while, but I ended.up.finding four. They are all leather backs, and gorgeous! Haven't come up with any names yet.

Also, be mindful that he could end up ANYWHERE. So be sure to check under recliners before sitting down and so on.

As long as there is nothing harmful he could get into (mouse traps, ant killer, etc) and you don't mind the potential of poop anywhere; go for it. I let my adults roam the house for hours and they generally find a corner and take a nap.

Yesterday afternoon I picked up two new beardies for myself. A german giant male (he is huge) and an orange leatherback female. They are both roughly 3 years old and seem to be in good health.

So toothless (approx. 3 months old) started practicing fluffing his beard today. I put him on the couch where the sun was shining with the window open for some sun. He always looks away from me while he does it, so I'm pretty sure it isn't directed toward me, but I can't help but chuckle.

Get another viv, then you can keep both.

I would get rid of the sand and replace with repticarpet.

as the title suggests, im curious as to if there are any owners in north carolina.

So I got toothless yesterday, brought him home and he ate like crazy immediately. Anytime I take him out of his viv he sleeps on me. Well today his appetite was worrysome, I only got him to eat a couple of crickets this morning. This afternoon when I fed him he showed little to no interest in...

Well, I just got toothless a few hours ago but I'm quite impressed with him. He eats like crazy but is so mild. He just spent the better part of an hour sleeping on my hand and never once attempted to move.

So after catching an eastern fence lizard, I got the bug for a beardie. So today, I went and purchased toothless, and I must say; I should have done this years ago! He is incredible!

Well, that makes sense, lol.

Well in that case he is still 4000 miles from home! Awesome.

So as unusual as this sounds, I'm pretty certain I caught a beardie in central NC Sunday. He has the right colorations and overall features/actions but I'm no expert. He has small spines around his neck, but few/very small ones down his sides. If I were to guess I would say he is a pogoda minor...