Recent content by igotit

I agree about pet store lacking/suppling the wrong info. everytime I go into petco....I see the same lil dragons 3 inches long.they look to be suffering to me....but they appear to be healthy. they are too small to be sold in my opinion,the heat is all wrong,they get crickets larger than their...

I would add in worms with my veggies ,at first my little one wouldn't eat them. I started off with wild yard clovers,thats the only green he wanted. now they prefer the greens over crickets. I give them broccoli,mustard greens,kale lettece and squash all chopped up.

my beardies are starting to eat less...but the initial investment was high,demand was high.as they get older the degree of attention required slacks off a bit.

you are right...its a good post for beginners. and I didn't mention everything,the stress and hassel....just the basics. they are beautiful,delicate creatures that require more than whats advertised. but the payoff is well worth it. pet stores list them as begineer pets....I disagree. I turn...

I designed both my 40 gal tanks the same. a walmart $20 24 inch t8 fixture for the 24 in zilla desert 50 24 inch t8 uvb bulb. $7 outdoor light fixture for the zilla 75 watt white heat bulb. one side stays around 90 degrees,the heat lamps beam is focused on a fake rock that stays around 108 all...

from what I hear...the red lights aren't good for beardies. and any cheap analog temp isn't trust worthy. I bought a $30 infared temp gun for accuracy. I setup my 40 gal tanks to only have heat lamp on one side,and uvb on both sides. my beardies spend 90% of their day on the heated side. heres...

in October I picked up 2 baby beardies under 4.5 in long,i hadent researched care and maintence at all befor getting them.i took the breeders word.he stated low maintence,cheap to feed and minimal effort needed to care for them. so I took his word and jumped right in. he provided a 20 gal tank...

I received my package today.......everything was fine. estimated 550 crickets....about 90 doa. the alive are very healthy and are all medium. bottom line Georgia crickets came through.

after a few emails of debating and blame game,my last email was something like this. even if the crickets arrived alive,they were still the wrong size,packaged wrong,and were eating from a potato that was starting to mold. Georgia crickets is now sending me a new shipment of 500 medium that...

she offered advise....on my next order....I should place next Thursday because it wont be cold for transit,and I should pay the overnight shipping. it would cost me $50 for 500 crickets. edit received another email stating that Georgia crickets is praised for the way the crickets were...

Georgia crickets contacted me by email this morning,they are blaming the temps for the arrival of over 400 dead crickets.bassicaly implied that it was not the right timing on my end which resulted in the doa package,and the live replacement doesn't apply because I didn't choose the correct...

wow....thy have grown so much since the last photo! they still love being covered up at lights out,remain that way all night. day...10 inches night 12 inches

both my dragons are 4 mths old,one is 10 inches,the other is 12 inches. I feed them both 30 crickets and upto 5 meal worms,plus a salad of chopped broccoli,kale lettice,bell pepers,green melon,watermelon everyday.my smaller one doesn't eat much salad,my big one loves the salad. my bigger one...

my dragons wouldn't eat their salads either. I tried some regular 3 leaf yard clovers....they tore it up fast,so I started mixing that in with the salads....they are 4 mths old and eat about 35 crickets and 1/2 their salad every day....I eventually stopped putting clovers. hope that trick helps

eitherway....wrong size crickets,80% or better doa,and rotten food source....I don't want to feed the remaining 22 to my dragons. their site stated they will be shipped in a ventelated box with cloth or screen mesh.....just 2 boxes sealed up that says live crickets.no ventilation. a punchout...