Recent content by Tecky

The only thing is is that this is the only beardie I've had that's done this. The ones we've had before never pooped on us, so it's weird.

It won't poop in its aquarium, but once we pick it up and hold it, it instantly tries to poop on us. And it's rather disgusting. We won't even hold it now because whenever we try to hold it, it craps on us. What's the deal? We're contemplating getting rid of it for this reason alone. We...

It's still a little baby. Maybe the size of my finger still, only a couple months old. It's in a 29 gallon tank though and has plenty of room.

The little cricket cage I have is on a different side of the tank where it tries jumping. I'm wondering if maybe it sees my snakes aquarium and light and is trying to go towards the light.

It jumps face first into the side of the tank from its basking area, at least 10 times a day. It just wants out it seems...but this thing is going to give itself brain damage if it keeps doing it. Temps are fine, feeding is fine...is my beardie just incredibly stupid?

The basking temps are usually around 95-100, and the cool side is around 80. We have a digital, but it's not up too high to the light. So they're around what they should be. Depending on the temperature outside and inside, it usually varies though. It's the same as it was when we had our...

Temps are fine, she loves sitting under the light looking noble. I have no idea what the burrito thing is though, so if you can instruct me on that, I'll give it a try. The reason I got interested in bearded dragons was because they are so tame and docile. I don't want an aggressive lizard...

The guy we purchased her from apparently didn't know what he was doing. He didn't buy it in its first months, but whenever he held it, he would wave his hand in front of it just to show people that it always hissed and tried to bite, then wore giant rubber gloves holding it, and then said that...

I haven't heard too many good things about the females tempers. I've had mine for almost 2 months now, and she has not changed one bit. She hisses and bites at us every time we handle her. She's a pain to take out, cause she struggles, and fights to get away. We can't even hold her without...

If the vets out here knew anything about reptiles, I would take it to the vet. But they're completely void of any knowledge of bearded dragons. Last time I went, they gave me neosporin to put on my bearded dragons eye, and regular eyedrops. So they obviously just use over the counter drugs...

The humidity is usually between 30-40%. So that's not an issue. We dust her crickets with calcium and vitamins, the temp is upwards of 100 degrees, she is shedding currently and had a flake of skin stuck in her nose. But today she is breathing kinda heavy, when she breathes, she puffs out her...

I'm not sure if it's really wheezing, more of a squeak...hence her name...Squeak. And it usually only happens when her mouth is open and watching us. I don't hear anything now, but...I can't really tell what it is. Almost like a halfway hiss, she still doesn't know how to do it.

Our bearded dragon always kinda made a squeak noise whenever it was agitated. She doesn't seem too agitated currently, but she's constantly making a wheezing or squeaking noise when she breathes. Could she be sick?

Got no answer from these people. They just lost a potential customer. Not a good way to run a so called business.

I emailed them before I made this thread, I still have not heard anything back from them. They're a small family owned business, I can't imagine them being this full of emails. I would like to do something with them in the future, I like the looks of a lot of their beardies. I just hope I...