Recent content by neecie

I'm the one who started this whole background thing. Found a great privately owned pet store that carries backgrounds - but out of my size till fri. Will go get the desert scene then, and yes it is selfishly for me and my wish to cover wires and make a prettier living room decor. Will let...

I'm shopping for a desert background to put behind my 50 gal tank. Really want to hide the wires. Where did you get yours? PetCo and PetSmart only have small size or for fish tanks.

We let ours run around the bathoom. No where to hide and we see where he is. Of course, be sure floor is clean. AND..........we stay in there with him. Sometimes we sit on the floor and he climbs on us. The rest of the house has too many hiding places under furniture, etc.

Aren't we always told waxworms and mealworms are not good feeders? I get my hornworms, superworms and silkworms from Mulberry Farms which is a class act. Highly recommend and good shipment.

You haven't mentioned any crickets, or worms. That's their primary staple at a young age.....you offer veggies, but it takes a while and probably near a year or more will they REALLY go for the salad. Please check the feeder section -- time should not be passing without calcium and protein...

Phoenix are great, but so small............takes a lot to fill up. Silkies are my beardie's alternative with the hornworms, but they start to spin and it gets yucky in the container. Hornworms grow fast, but not as messy in the container. DO NOT take any green tomato plant worms off to feed...

Definitely a great feeder worm. One or two fills up the tummy. Surprising to watch, since they are so big, but being soft beardie chews easily. Watch out for squirting guts!!!

For anyone wanting a "poo" in the bath.................just wait, it'll come. We do it almost every day, and if I can't, then Paper towels in the far end get the "dump". In the bath is the best -- and remember they are getting the hydration of water during that time. Be patient!!

The "green" bags sold at Target 10 for $10 are perfect for keeping all fruits and veggies from going bad too fast. The bags can be washed and reused...........I have some for almost a year now. Don't wash produce before putting in bag.

He's developed quite a tummy since with you. Looks happy and healthy.

Am I the only one worried about a beardie next to the disposal???

Yes, terrific photos. Did I see an open drain to the disposal on a few shots??? My 1 yr old gets a bath in a plastic tub that is taller than the side of the sink and can jump and lift himself with claws.............wonder what he'll need for a tub soon. I think maybe a plastic storage...

Oh yea, I forgot that part. They don't bite...........they have a tight grip to hang on, but that's all. My 4 yr old grandaughter picks them. Don't squeeze, cuz they're mushy. It's a terrific big meal.HA! for a beardie

If your bd is that long - the big hornworm will be no problem....I was worried the first time too - but the worm is soft and is easily eaten. Squirting juice may occur. My routine is keep feeding the biggest worms first cuz they grow pretty quickly. If you got yours from Mulberry - fer sure...

Everyday my Sandy sleeps in a new spot. It's funny to see the hanging legs, up the wall, or whatever.