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The only other thing I can add to blue's post is that a great probe thermometer can be found at walmart for about $12. Some tips from my experience: For the first week or two, your lil one might not eat very much once you get them home: this is due to relocation stress and getting used to new...

I actually got two "pre-owned" beardies via this forum! I recommend a rescue, or from a person on this forum who can no longer take care of their beardie. Chances are, if you find someone needing to rehome their scalekid here, the more likely you will adopt a healthy beardie. For the record...

I really enjoy reading your stories on here! It sounds like your scale babies are doing very well. :) I hope you can get those wisdom teeth taken care of soon, pain like that isn't fun to bear! My boyfriend and I are in the same boat with houses - wanting to move out of a shared home, but not...

What a beauty! I'd say Cinder for a good name, but I'm partial to it. :wink:

Ok, thanks. I'm going to stop by there and see if they have any. How long do they usually live?

Those are some great ideas! I've been pondering ways I can make this Christmas special for Sol (its his first Christmas with me, but its not his first). A stocking is a great idea...mind if I steal it? :wink: I am thinking I could get him some waxworms, or a different kind of worm variety, but...

All the people who have seen or held Sol absolutely love him. My grandparents even love him ,especially my grandfather. He just couldn't get enough of Sol. My boyfriends brother is always asking when I'm going to bring him over again, and that me and my bf should breed our beardies and that he...

So lucky! What I would give to see that much snow around here...the most we get is a few inches each year, then rain. What a sight Falcor!

I plan on getting Solaris some more blankets, and maybe a few new pieces of decor/driftwood. Since he loves window sills, I may make a little ramp/platform that goes up to his door so he can have a better view of whats going on. Those hammocks are a good idea, but I don't see him showing much...

Matisse is the bully cat of our house. Thankfully, he doesn't live here all the time - he visits for the summer, then leaves with my grandparents who migrate for the winter. He likes to pick on our cats randomly. I have found that growling and hissing at him like a cat really, actually, works...

I'm big on meaningful names. I like to put the dragons personalities into their names - Solaris is named after our sun (I think its actual name is Sol). I thought it fit his bright, peppy, warm and friendly personality - he is a bit fiery, loves to explore and show the nosy pets whose boss. He...

YKYLWBW you force yourself to bake in the relentlessness summer sun for your beardies sake of getting some natural UVB.

Wow, all of these replys are great! I think it really helps one appreciate the individuality of their beardie(s). Yesterday I found another one for Sol. I walked up to him kind of fast and stood in front of him and he gaped and puffed at me. I must have been in that blind spot right in front of...

For an explorative baby beardie, you could try making a bathroom the designated play area because they tend to be very sealed, and there aren't many objects for them to squeeze themselves under. :D

Aw...it looks like his little head exploded! When I saw him, he was lying on a log...poor guy, he seems so sad. :(