Recent content by minizookeeper

baby is better now.

for the most part any creature that is motivated by food can be "trained" or at least exhibit a desired behavior in order to get the food. my gecko used to be really cage aggressive (i rescued him, i don't think he got much interaction), but i started hand feeding him crickets and worms, now he...

i took the walnut shells back, and i definitely going to tile. but for now its news paper till payday...:P and I am going to pass the tip on to my friends with beardies too. :D

I personally prefer all zoo med products, with that being said, the zoo med repti calcium has D3 in it. I work at a petsmart, im pretty sure they dont sell "pin head" crickets by such name, but if you talk to a pet care associate they can help you get appropriate sized crickets. stay away from...

your baby has quite the personality, my beardie is only a hatchling, and hasnt really shown any kind of personal little querks yet, maybe when hes a bit older. :P

I started with sand for my baby, then after it dyed his little feet and tail, i took my local reptile stores recomendation and switch to some stuff called "sani-chips" its didnt really have a label or anything, but ive seen it sold a few places, but i was thinking about switching to ground...