Recent content by alielkie

This is gonna sound odd but I've seen a lot of pictures of beardies doing that, but my 6 month old Tatsu never does. She opens her mouth a bit when she's basking, but never that wide. What does it mean? Also I know this is completely the wrong place to ask this, but the picture just made me...

Yeah, she's huge now, but I still can't wait for her to be fully grown, I love huge beardies :D

When measuring a Beardies growth, I like to use the rule of thumb :) Her at 6 weeks compared to her at 6 months Aaaaaand a really cool pic a friend did for her photography project when Tatsu was a bit smaller

As Tatsu's got older, she's developed a habit of going straight for another cricket before really chewing the one she's got in her mouth. She seems to pretty much swallow it hole. I've been giving her one cricket at a time to try and prevent this, but sometimes two or three will drop in at once...

When Tatsu's older I think I'll take on another adult beardie. While she's still a baby I want to concentrate all my efforts on her, but I really like the idea of rescuing an adult beardie who was given away or abandoned from a shelter. I've heard a lot of stories about people who get them when...

I can't WAIT for her to get big. I love baby beardies, because obviously they are adorable, and I'm treasuring this time, getting to know her, her coming to know and trust me, but I find adults to be so much more interesting.

We're both new here, I'm a first time Beardie owner, although I've known beardies for years through various friends. I didn't have much of a choice regarding the beardie I got, as she (I think of her as a she until proven otherwise :P) was the only one they had, but I couldn't be happier with...

I have a young (about 2 month?) beardie who seems very healthy and lively, she(?) eats well, is very active, but has one odd quirk which makes me worry she isn't quite happy. She has a large viv, with climbing stuff in it, but spends a lot of her time like this She'll stay like that for about...