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I put them in the freezer for about 30 secs. They didn't really slow down all that much, but I don't think it would have mattered how slow they were. All he wanted to do was get out of the 20 gallon plastic bin I put him in. This is a quote from the other thread...

He has a problem eating crickets... They are just way to fast for him. Any other suggestions on what to feed him? Blsmit

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In an effort to get my question answered faster I decided to copy and paste the "Basic Questions List": How old is your dragon? Approx. 1 year How long have you had your dragon? About 2 weeks. How long is your dragon? 19in-- Just recently measured What is the sex of your dragon? Male (self...

Thanks for the information! I've been looking for a way to determine the sex before the adult.

I have some news Bout this topic. Scooby won't eat the adult males. After she ate 2 he hasn't eaten anymore. I don't know if he just doesn't like them or of they were two fast for him but he just seems very uninterested. However Spock didn't have any isue eating them. I have an order in with...

In a house full of reptiles...nothing...and I mean NOTHING goes to waste. If Scooby won't eat them, the Spock will. if Spock won't eat them the one of the three geckos' will. Plus I can pawn them off on my friends dragons. Sorry that this is off topic but I saw somewhere something about...

Just got finished measuring him he's more like 19. Maybe well order some phenoix or silk worms for him to eat while we wait. Thanks for the help and as promised here's the picture. IMG_0002.JPG [I hope] we think he's orange only because he was on orange calci sand.

Thanks for the quick reply I was really looking for a number but I can wait a couple more months. In the mean time what can I feed scooby, he seems to be too slow for crickets and I understand that superworms are not the best in excess, impaction and high fat content.

The girlfriend and I rescued a 16in male bearded dragon last week (Scooby), and we already own a 7 month old male (Spock). At the beginning of February I contacted Ian to get a Dubia Roach colony started. I currently have 9 full females, and 3 Full Males (I just got finished feeding 4 males to...

JeffSimpson: well that worries me alittle. If you think that the grout is just going to crumble away anyway, whats to say that its not going to happen to the middle of the floor, with a little motion, and my poor bearded eats it. When I get a chance Ill post pictures of my handy work for you...

Why risk it, Ill just grout everything. Grouts non-toxic right?

norbertbd: I have just screwed the melamine together using regular wood screws, I was planing on grouting/gluing (I now realize that sealant is the wrong word), my question is if I use liquid nails to glue the tile to the melamine will that be toxic for my bearded dragon? I'm trying to avoid...

I wanted the cage to come apart for easier moving (college student), thus I am very afraid to grout because it will end up grouting the sides and back as well. any suggestions??

Thanks, just wanted to make sure it wasn't something more serious.