Recent content by Sj45

I live in St. Louis, Missouri.

Was looking for a good website to buy crickets and phoenix worms in one order so I don't have to pay for shipping twice. Does anyone have any websites you would recommend for reptile food? Thanks, Scott

Does anyone know about this breeder? Bought anything? They offer a 48 hour guarantee which isn't tremendous but better than some. What do you think? Thanks, Scott

alright thanks, I agree this website is amazing for answers, hopefully it wasn't my fault and I am not doing anything extremely wrong. I may be getting another dragon this weekend. thanks again, scott.

I had him for one month+, relocation stress should have ended.

If I were to buy 1000 crickets, how would I take care of them in a 10 gallon tank? How do you feed your bearded dragon it's crickets? Do you just dump a bunch into his/her cage? I'd like to combine two different feeders into my beardies diet, crickets being one, what would you recommend as far...

I am in St. Louis and attend the St. Louis reptile show, I bought a dragon from "Karins dragons" at the last show. Where is the best place online to buy crickets/phoenix worms?

How long could a beardie go without water? I'd rather buy from a reptile show though, I got her for $60 vs. about 100+

There's no way he could have eaten 50-100 crickets a day...that would equate to $5-10 a day and $150-300 a month if I bought them from my pet store.

I supplemented him with calcium everyday and multivitamin like once/week. Do you offer your bearded dragons water though? I didn't and he probably went a week without a bath...I'm worried that he de-hydrated because that's the only thing I can think of, how long do you think a beardie could go...

It was a florescent long tube, he/she was eating about 10-15 crickets/day, she seemed to have a healthy appetite.

I had her for almost exactly 1 month. She was under a reptisun 10.0 (brand new) and a zoo med uva basking lamp. The temperature under the basking light was 108F and the other side was a lil cool at about 75-80F. The crickets were about 3/8"-1/2". few veggies were offered, as he never really...

you guys will probably tell me I am a terrible owner and should never own a beardie again and that's how I feel right now but I want to know why he died. Here's the recent facts. #1 I had not given him water or a bath in 1 week. (worries me, I totaly forgot) #2 He had missed a meal the night...

I use a uvb florescent and a normal household bulb 150w for his basking spot. The uvb light needs to be within 6-8" of him unless it's a mercury vapor bulb. The basking light can be at any distance as long as the basking spot is around 100-110F. Mine eats about 10 crickets/day. He is 6 weeks...

That's a heck of an enclosure, they'll love it when they're older but a juvenile will find it quite large.