Recent content by kennethcarlson

It's pretty easy. All you have to do is get some powder calcium or liquid calcium and put it on most of the foods she eats. With the crickets, put them in a bag and add some powder calcium in it. Then shake it up so that the crickets get covered, "frosted", with calcium, then feed them to her...

You really can't know until around the last two weeks when she begins getting fatter and you can see and feel the eggs. Make sure you feed her a lot of calcium just in case.

The underbelly of beardies can definitely change. It all depends on their body temperature and if they are trying to soak up some sun. Don't worry, you're not crazy. :D

Now the nipping is under control, but I think the babies whose tails where nipped are getting tail rot. The tips of the tails are turning black and it doesn't look good. What is the best way to solve this? :(

Thank you guys so much. I will do these things. :D :

I have fifteen newborn baby bearded dragons. We are feeding them well but they keep on biting each others tails. I can't get them to stop. What should I do?