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Oh she has been isolated with the smaller slower growing babies but I moved her to a bin about the size of a 20gallon turtle tank as she actually is a more aggressive eater than the dragons of her size. I was more worried about her brothers and sisters getting hurt by her. She is a great eater...

No it was an accident. It is recessive as far as I know. I don't know much about it, I hadn't gotten any up until now. I will let you know as she grows how big she gets etc.

Yeah, that would be funny. She is growing just as fast or faster than her clutch mates. I will get new pictures up of her soon. I want to keep her she is cool.

The best thing to do would be to take them out of the enclosure she layed them in and put them in a bag and put them in the freezer. They, from your description, are most likely infertile anyhow but this way you make sure. Even if they were not it is a huge undertaking to care for them as they...

Yup those have to be eggs, they would be at smallest, even if infertile and undersized, a bit bigger than a peanut m&m. But that would be what you have. I have pictures on my website in the gallery area. And also, a male in with a female will continuously breed her until it stresses her out to...

Oh yeah she is doing fine. She eats quite a bit and is very calm, likes to be hand fed collards. Basks and does everything just like the others in her clutch. I have seen other people who have had "dwarf" dragons before, pretty much it is just like any other just with a smaller torso and a bit...

I agree fully with everyone else give it a chance it will hatch... :)

Here is another one of her next to one of Izzy's babies that hatched a few days ago. She is really calm, eating well and of course adorable. :D

nice dragons! I especially like Crush but I am biased towards the reds :D Love those soft colors on them.

tough to tell for sure without seeing it or being there but I can tell you this, I had eggs hatch out a full two weeks after they started piping and the last one was sixteen days after the first. I had one little one who I thought for sure would not make it but it popped out a full 4 1/2 days...

This little guy just hatched out this week, thought you guys would enjoy seeing a picture of the little one. I have seen a few "dwarf" dragons here and there in the last year so I wanted to share a picture. Little torso and extra small size, cute little dragon. :D

I use small bins which are 27.5x18.5x9h they work well for the first few weeks but I move them to larger ones as they grow. I use either 40w floods (be carefull these get very hot) or 75-100w basking bulbs. Whatever it takes to keep the temps correct. They have bins comparable to...

Samleo, yes I keep my babies in "baby bins" which are manufactured by rubbermaid. They are easy to clean and sanitize. You can use paper towels as a bedding but I don't as the crickets hide under the towels and make "hunting" harder on the babies. Home Depot, Walmart, Lowes all carry different...

Thanks a lot everyone for all the nice comments! :D I am really excited with these little guys. Glad you all like them.

Frank, sorry to hear about this I have heard a similar story somewhere else. I live near the water and we have Hawks everywhere around here. I only take my boys and girls out to bask in little boxes I made which have protective wire tops and a hide area, and I actually don't even do that much...