Recent content by carolinelucy

Haha you live in a perfect location! There’s not much natural sandstone in my area unfortunately. I will take a trip down to my local garden centre though - thank you!

I am planning to redecorate! I have been doing tons of research on this forum and online and I think overall I am going to head down the sandstone route. What I would like to know is from people that have their own Sandstone/ majority rock vivariums - how have you gone about it? Where did you...

Oh okay, So would you suggest I stick with crickets then? I was thinking that the grubs and worms would have more fat and protein :study: so better for her to put on weight.. I just assumed that because the crickets sound so crunchy that I kind of thought they were majority shell and casing...

She is doing okay, thank you for asking. I don't think she was as close to laying as I thought as she recently did a huge poop which shrunk her tummy quite a bit!! There are definitely eggs in there but she isn't quite ready to pop. She is still at the point of eating lots and looking around...

Interesting! Okay, I will definitely be heading down the baby food isle tomorrow after work! :mrgreen: She loves anything that involves a chase. Crickets are her main diet but I try to change her up with locusts. Occassionally I can trick her into eating a wax worm or two if I (sorry wax...

Thank you so much for taking the time to reply! 1. Don't worry I am not taking her to work with me, I just meant that I am lucky to have the access and opportunity to medical advice and treatment should I need some. 2. Unfortunately I do not have a picture of my lay box, It is a 80L plastic...

Hello! I was just hoping for some advice from more experienced bearded dragon owners. I have two lovely beardies that I rescued, both about 5 years old, they lived in pretty neglected conditions. They are housed separately. The female, Moana, is due to lay her monthly infertile eggs. She is at...