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Then she's most likely a standard. But standards can have some bright colors/variety as well (:She's (he's?) a beauty.

You wouldn't happen to have a link for where you found this? Contemplating making an outside "enclosure" for Falkor to explore while im in the yard. If its large enough, it would be perfect to decorate/ bring climbing stuff into...

Falcor: About 2 months.... March: And now: July -- Quite the fatty now....Boy do they grow fast <3

Hey all! Sort of coming back from a short hiatus...Remaking a thread for my beardie, Falcor. I had originally named him Smok, but have decided to change it as he's come into his personality (and he is actually a HE). Here are a couple pictures: When I first got him, back in March. I was told he...

My guy will only eat veggies independently if he's starving....He prefers to be hand fed them... And if his nails are all clear he's a hypo! Congrats! He looks very citrus like too (looks like my little guy (: ). Hope this helped...

How old is she?

Speaking from personal experience, he might end up hiding under the log the majority of the day (my little guy did, and still does sometimes). You want them to get the proper UV rays, so keeping them out and about can really benefit their health. However, if you feel he really needs the log...

Eating his greens isn't an issue (he likes Bok choy). But he refuses most other veggies I offer, so I will use a little fruit -which he LOVES. But that's about all hell eat

So my picky eater is finally eating salads! He is quite the stubborn one, and would rather me hand feed it to him (unless I'm gone for the day, he'll suck it up and eat it himself). So one issue; he only eats them if there's fruit involved....I currently use Bok Choy (That's the only green he's...

Ugh I know the feeling... Smok doesn't eat his either. Although once I saw him take a bite (I was trying to be sneaky and put his reptiworms in the salad....). He took another bite after that and looked at me like, "this isn't moving..." and walked away. Little brat !

So I've had my baby Smok for a couple months now. He has become quite the eater, and loves his crickets. I had to get a critter keeper to keep them in, so I could buy enough for a few days and keep them (without fear of escape). This critter keeper is super convenient; it has long removable...