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Great! Thanks! :)

Okay so I watched the video and I now have another question lol Is it alright that they get their heads wet like that? I've always bathed Jake with his head above water because I was worried water might get into his "face holes" and give him respiratory issues. If its not a problem I won't...

So basically just a regular ol' bath? I guess I was concerned that water alone wouldn't be enough to "disinfect" him.... Thanks guys, I'll give him a bath and just be super careful to wash my hands after handling for awhile.... :) -K

So my little darling decided to have a little fun and instead of eating the mouse he ripped open the stomach and merrily dragged it around the tank, crawled in it, and then proceeded to try to come out. I cleaned up his feeding tank, all clean, but I'm wondering how can I clean HIM? I'm...

Hey All, So theres some sort of Collard shortage going on in my area, nobody has any idea why I've gone to 6 different grocery stores, two of which were in a neighbouring town. NONE. The managers have no idea why, they received a shipment and it was rotten. Thats what they've all said. SO. I...

Probably see's the reflection... Mines a male and he will head bob occasionally for no reason really, sit and stretch his beard and kinda flutter that a bit. It almost reminds me of a toad puffing up its neck, its never been black when he does it though so I assume he's stretching or showing off...

Another tip I haven't seen mentioned on this thread that I've seen mentioned on many others is to try and handle them at bedtime, when they are groggy and sleepy. Or even 15 or so minutes after lights out, they will be much more docile then when they're fully awake and alert. After a few weeks...

That seems to be what mine has started doing, he was normal when he was little eating the dusted bugs without issue. Then he started avoiding those ones, and once he got big enough for worms I started putting the calcium and vitamins at the bottom of the bowl with the worm. As long as I put them...

Hey All, So I want to get some opinions here about the "licky bowl" I have set up for my beardie as of recent. Back before I got my beardie I was working at a pet store and that is how I had my first encounter with a bearded dragon, I was charged with maintaining the reptile section in the...

Ahh...well, it probably didn't hurt him in the long run but its good to know, thank you :)

Jaumbi, we named him after Pee Wee herman's genie friend :D

This actually brings up something I've wanted to know, I understand that birds have important veins in their nails as well and if you were to clip one, they bleed. The problem is that they can bleed to death from these veins, they are sort of like an artery. So generally a coagulating agent is...

The past few weeks something new has been going on, I have this small faux cactus that I put in his tank for decoration, its only maybe 7 inches high and 3 wide and easy to clean. Its been there since I've had him, every now and then I move it depending on where I want it. Lately, I've been...

Hi, Sorry your beardie is afraid of the outdoors and windows...I have no idea if this will help but I felt compelled to offer it up anyway. I have sort of done the opposite thing here with mine, from the beginning, by having him in an open area. We had his tank situated behind the living room...

I think I'd be okay on humidity, I actually used to have a small bath area set up for him on the cool side I used to keep full and it didn't affect the humidity. I stopped doing it however when I realized he was not even the slightest bit interested in using it. Plus I have an open top tank...