Recent content by bradlush

well its happened with people why not beardies? I guess the only way to find out would be a DNA test on the babies? Drats I just sold a DNA Sequencer too... poop

I don't know how long a beardy's gestation period is but if they are eggs: I know that they can lay up to three clutches three months apart from one mating, you may be in for another surprise in another three months. Odds are she was kept with a male a while back and laid a clutch. Then...

Congrats on your new BP! Hope you enjoy him/her as much as my girlfriend and I enjoy ours. :blob5:

Make sure you are supportive and accepting when he comes out. lol :D

I don't think there's anyway to properly heat a 10 gal,its just to small. What are the temps?

I've seen some pretty bitey baby Corns but never a BP, then again just my experience. I think as long as you stick with something like Corns or BPs you should be alright. Although Red Tail Boas are recommended for beginners, their size as adults should be taken into consideration, I know someone...

Blue Tongue Skink. Uromastyx, Armadillo lizards are all desert dwellers. But who wouldn't want another pooper?

I haven't even heard of it, Thank You, I'll be going. It really is too bad that you can't bring your herps though, I'd love to show off some of my babies.

Yup, I went, checked out the NL Jungle Pets reptile show as well, I guess Snowball the dove recognized me because as soon as I sat down she landed on my head! Kind of disappointed though, I was really hoping it would be bigger, I was also hoping to find a tegu there :( s'okay though I got my...

I got Misa at 3 years old, she would only eat crix and her previuos slave didn't seem to mind. I got her to start eating veggies like a ninja. I cut greens into 1/2" by 2" strips and tong feed her a cricket then while she was chewing I quickly stuck a strip in her mouth, since she was already...

Its called venting, beardies do this to regulate their temps without having to move themselves...lazy little buggers :D

You might want to move your question to the Behavior forum. Do you mean a heat light or UVB?

Plus if you can't find love in a BP's beady little eyes you probably don't have a soul. :P They're so lovable!

BP's are wonderful but if you have a fear of being bitten work it out first, when they get ready to "Ball" sometimes it looks like they're going to bite your hand and just when you're ready to jump, they remind you just how cute and sweet they really are. But seriously make sure you can handle a...

Just wondering...