Hers is so dark and full of patterns that it’s hard to see
roboboy542":1ny9mhp1 said:These are two useful lists of safe and harmful food: http://www.beautifuldragons.com/Nutrition.html.
I only took a quick look at your mix and these lists but I would say no to your mix. Generally, you want to stay away from anything that has "lettuce" in the name. I suggest collard greens, mustard greens, squash, etc.
For names: Personally, I named my beardie after what I'm interested in and not what he looks like. I like space and fantasy so top options for me were Zeus and Orion. I ended up naming mine Zeus. Naming your beardie is really only something you can do so I can't recommend specific names, but I can recommend a name that has a meaning to you. Hope that helps even though it has very broad lol.
How old is he/she? And is this your first one? Good luck with your new dragon.
SydneyGaia":1mtqpkqp said:My last beardie was a female and I named her "Gaia." Gaia is mother nature in Greek mythology. I received a lot of compliments on her name, it was fairly unique. An equivalent to Gaia in Roman mythology is "Terra."
As for males, the god of the earth in Greek(?) mythology was "Geb".
If you want a unisex name, how about "Sydney" (like the capital of the country that they are indigenous to)? That's my current beardie's name.
Look at the names of different gods in different mythology (Greek, Roman, Mayan, Incan) -- lots of cool beardie names are there, and it gives them a meaning to explain to people too!