Recent content by cinnamongirl

Yes they are citrus. I feel so defeated by some baby bearded dragons.

I should probably add that I won't be breeding this mother anymore and will most likely be freezing the clutch in the incubator if I can work up the nerve.

So I have two male bearded dragons and two females. I have bread 1 male to two females for a while now. What I have noticed is that my nippy female who trys to bite me just about every time my hand goes into her cage tends to produce extremely nippy babies. The babies are not overcrowded and...

I am currently using hatchrite, but I am also an avid user of perlite which is basically the same thing. I have never had a problem with mold, and rarely ever loose an egg except for infertile ones. I actually use a hovabotor which I filled the bottom around the water channels with perlite which...

Hmm.....Sounds like maybe she was just a little stressed. Really, the only signs of pregnancy that you will see is digging, pacing, and lumps in the belly. This will come later in pregnancy. If you have the two of them in the same room, I would make sure that they are not able to see eachother...

Are you sure she is 4 months old? How long is she?

A tupperware container with wet sand or peat moss. Put her in there and let her dig her little heart out.

I think a better pic of A with the tail pulled back further would help.

I would say female female male

So I went in to check on the babies tonight after the lights were out and low and behold I think I found my culprits. I had these rock decorations in the cage that had small holes in the bottom, which apparently allowed crickets to hide. I walked in and caught two crickets knawing on one of the...

They are devouring a good 1000 crickets every couple of days, fresh chopped greens, and small freshley moulted meal worms (the white ones with no chitin). They are being fed the crickets 3 times a day on a schedule like clock work. I sat and watched them for an hour today and no biting, they...

She may be egg-binding, possibly because she does not have what she considers to be a suitable place for her to lay her eggs or because they are malformed and she is not able to get them through her birth canal. If she is constantly digging she needs to be put in a lay box. A large storage...

I have seperated all of the nipped babies into one bin. So I have 4 in 1 bin, 4 in another, and the six nipped babies in the other. I wish there were an economical way to seperate them from one another all together. I don't know who is doing the nipping, but I know there are at least two of...

How do you stop these guys from nipping eachother. I know I am feeding them enough, but they still continue to nip eachother. In two days I have six out of 14 with tail nips.

Continue to incubate them and see what happens. Also I would be wary of candling them too much, I have read that this could cause them to become startled and detach from their yolk inside the egg. Good luck, I hope the little guys turn out ok.