Recent content by BriGecko

Ahaha no kidding!

Forgot to come back and hank you for the advice! It helped a lot

Wonderful information, thank you both so much. I haven't fed him today because I was worried and confused about what to do. Definitely go feed him now and get all the suggested oils and baby foods tomorrow morning. Thanks again!

My bearded dragon ate a piece of expanding foam. Warm baths were suggested to help him pass it. My question is, would it be okay to give him a bath tonight (9:30pm) if it's over with by 10pm and his lights go out at 12am? 12am is normal for him. Would that be enough time for his body...

My 15" bearded dragon ate a pretty sizable chunk of styrofoam that was right outside his enclosure. It was a round piece of Great Stuff expanding foam, between the size of a nickel and a quarter (but round like a ball, not disc-shaped like a coin). I grabbed him to get it out of his mouth but he...

What are popular methods to keep dubias hydrated aside from using water crystals? I realize that is a very broad question with several answers, so could anyone offer insight into how they do their own colony personally? Thank you if you can.

I see... I think I'll switch off crystals. I'll save them for when my family pet-sits for me and need easy procedures to keep the feeders hydrated. Thank you for all the info!

All right, thank you both :)

As you can see, the shed can be pulled off with very little resistance. I gave him several baths this week to help; his head shed turned flakey and just fell off. Should I wait for the rest of it to turn dry and flake off on its own, or is it okay if I cautiously help him? It's been turning dark...

This helped me a lot. I need to switch to calcium without D3, too, and alternate between with D3 and without D3.

He is super cute! How long have you had him? My baby only ate a few crickets on the first and second day before he felt safe in his new home, then he ate at least 15 a day and pooped bigger than his head every night lol.

I see, thank you!

Heard at a pet store that water crystals become toxic when they dry out. Is this true? I have a pitcher full of expanded crystals soaking in water. Could go toxic even if they don't dry up? They've been there for about a week.

5 males and 15 females are housed in a 19 gallon black Sterilite container. The house stays at 78 F constantly. They may be breeding already - I saw the red egg sac things on the females' rears. Either way, I bought a 10-20 heat pad, but I need to somehow attach a rheostat to it... the same...