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I'd suggest getting her tested for parasites as well - is the smell pretty bad? You say it smells like potatoes, have you tried changing foods?

Hi guys. As some of you may or may not know, I'm in the process to build Leyla her own custom viv. However, I'm not currently in the position to do so, and I'd like to get a temporary 40 gal. breeder for her, as she's growing and growing - soon to be too big for her current viv. So, does anybody...

Hello. I realize that you're upset, and I'm very sorry for your loss. However, making OP feel bad isn't going to help anything. I'm sure OP was upset about his mistake, but what can we do? We're human. We mess up. I realize that he should've done more research before taking in another beardie, I...

Because Leyla sure likes yellow! :lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEnyxSUCges&feature=youtu.be

Their growth depends almost 100% of their diet, husbandry, and care. I bought Leyla from Petsmart and she's currently above 7 in. long.

I normally get up at 7, unless we have practice in the morning, which I then get up at 6. I always wake her up by turning her light on, and by the time I'm out of the shower she's usually ready to eat. Some days she's lazy until about 7 o'clock, but I don't blame her. :lol:

I sure hope that's Celcius. :wink:

The blankets just must be where he feels safe - give him time, he's just trying to get accustomed to his new home. After all, he's in very different surroundings than he was before you got him. He'll get used to it as your other beardies did, and everything will be fine. :)

As its' been said, it's usually a bad idea to keep two beardies together - especially if they're both males. Mixed genders or two females are usually safer, but I'd never do it regardless of their sexes.

I've got my own dubia colony, bottled water, and since I'm a hunter, hand warmers! :)

I've never seen a beardie like that - it's amazing! I'm happy to hear they're doing well, keep up the awesome work!

I'd recommend some hot water in a bottle wrapped in a towel. I'm sure you've learned your lesson, but be sure to always prepare for not only yourself, but your beardie as well in the event of a hurricane!

I was first scared away from mealworms when I found undigested remains of the shell in her feces. Yikes!

That's odd. I've avoided feeding Leyla in her terrarium since I got her, and she takes moving quite well. I'll remove her, let her eat as she pleases and put her back - no harm done. I guess she's used to it by now.

That's exactly what I thought. I can't believe some people like this are allowed to have exotic animals as pets. :banghead:

Link removed by moderator as it is considered a "shock video" so not allowed on this site. It is an impaction risk waiting to happen as well as could possibly cut the beardie from the inside. Wouldn't want a child to see this and think it is ok to feed them. Also, by the comments below, it did...

Thanks for the replies, guys. I think I'll go with the Blondewood - I love the color of yours, especially on the inside. Not to mention, it's cheaper. :lol: So, about what was your totals for your vivs? I think I'll go with wood and cover 3 sides. That way she'll feel more 'cozy'. :)

The name says it all! I'm working on a DIY viv, and I was just wondering what the pros/cons were to using wood vs glass walls in an enclosure. I'm thinking I'll go with wood, but I just had a few questions and things to clear up. Any help at all is totally appreciated, thanks! -Wood walls would...

I'm currently in the process of a build..I'm going 36" x 18" x 18".

Maybe I'll try your box idea. I've got a couple cardboard boxes laying around that I could put in there. I've got a log for her to climb around on as well as a large watering dish she could climb on. I had a hide in there but it never got used so I took it out, and last night I put one of my...