Recent content by xboshbeardiex

nice :D sort of gothic, how olds your beardie?? he's lovely! xxx

exactly... this is why i said earlier that i understand if people may not want to use them, as i wouldn't use sand but others will only use sand.... as you say its a forum and i gave my opinion and what i and many others use... :D

there's a risk of choking on a piece of food, or getting run over crossing the road....as it says minimal.... there's a minimal chance that you could get hit by a car tomorrow, but i'm sure this won't stop you from crossing a road? it's personal preference.... i'm sorry if you disagree but i...

?? tsa scanner what... i love my beardie to the moon and back... and i don't believe these give off toxic fumes??? many people use sand as substrate which has much more chance of causing serious problems with beardies.... the tiles i use have caused absolutely no problems with my beardie or...

yes they are, but i've had them since he was a baby and the tiles don't give off any fumes.... is there any proof of this anywhere that they give off toxic fumes which harm beardies or just another myth, as i have regular check ups at the vet and he said that he's a picture of health :) i...

haha yeah... he goes mental away from it but if its left in, when i come back, he's run through it all, hidden under his hide and is dark in colour and stressed.... so then it's bath time for Bilby.... he's a funny little character.... i live in the uk but i got my flooring from the £1...

Hi, i have a bit of a clean freak beardie i think.... as soon as he's poo'd he FREAKS OUT, scratching the glass, walls frantically trying to get out of his viv??? does everyones do this or just my loony bilby?? he's the first beardie i've ever had soooo i have nothing to compare his behaviour...

haha i have a linoleum floor to mine.... its sooo easy to keep clean, his viv never smells!! :D i use tissue to wipe the main poo off, then it can easily be flushed away, then once ive got most of it up, i use baby wipes and scrub the floor, then a couple of times a week i clean everything in...

oh my god, I'm gobsmacked!! its terrible, i'd be heart broken!! :( such a shame for poor little Oz!! but as someone has previously mentioned be positive for buddy, she's hopefully on the mend and will have no lasting damage....you have to understand she's an animal and this is unfortunately...

haha yep you got it, ive never seen the rainbow ones, i know they have them in wilkinsons and pets at home... and a garden centre near me too..... so hope you find them, they have little ones for in hammy cages and much larger ones for rabbits etc.... hope you fins what you are looking for...

here in the uk they have these little ladders in most petshops....usually in the rabbit/ guineapig section... they are malleable so can bend into a hide shape or 'S' shape, they have wire running through you see :D If you can't get them over in the states, i can find out how much shipping...

Heloooooo I'm Emmie and I'm from a lovely little place called Whitworth near to the wonderfully disgusting Rochdale.... I'm 22 and have 1 gorgeous Beardie Bilby.... He's 1 on the 28th June! Sat snuggling him at the moment! he's 50cm long....i believe this is quite big but not too sure... ...

glad her stomach feels a little better, my goodness i hope she really didn't eat oz, so sad for you worrying about the poor little thing! she looks lovely all snuggled up in her blanket! :D and light in colour so she looks happy, well at least you have contacted a few people who will know muh...

awww its such a shame for you... :S i'd be worried sick, but at least you've realised he is infact a she... and that there's at least another reason she could be acting this way and its not definitely down to her having eaten Oz..... there was a post on the website earlier about a beardie who...

i can't see how your beardie could eat a full iguana without any trace of blood, mine leaves legs a blood all over when eating locusts!! If he has eaten him... which i find quite bizarre and highly unlikely!... then he's going to really struggle to digest/pass him.... so a vet would likely be...