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do beardies live on sand in the wild? im pretty sure that australia has some sand on it. i think the beardies like the sand more, the dont seem to be able to move as easily on tile

i would think they go to the highest spot cus heat rises so itll be hotter, and it gives them a great view of wats goin on around them

i kno what your going thro, one of my beardies did the same thing when she was one. i think its just a reflex thing, like if a human stomach doesnt like whats going on in its stomach or any other animal, it will force it out at certain times. i made sure to rehydrate and replenish as much...

i think its more they want to eat something alive

simple solution i figured out with my two beardies. before u take ur beardie out get a roll of paper towels ready and rip off a good chunk. fold it flat like one sheet. take ur beardie out let them run around but keep an eye on them with the paper towels at the ready, when they start to go slip...

iv been using supers as my staple for both my beardies and they love them, i switch up to crickets and other things occasionally because supers are high in fat, and its good to give them a variety

whenever i let my beardies run around outside of their cages ill put a bowl of pellets on the floor and they always eat their fill and then go play around. they havnt seemed to have any negative effect so i would say why not?

it might be a lot of work for you but you can try switching up what your using for a basking spot. say your using a rock try switching it with a log your beardie might prefer the different texture and the way the wood holds the temp, or even a different rock thats lighter or darker in color, my...

beardies have excellent eye sight, the only thing about it is they bad depth perception, if u hold your hand close to your beardie and watch its eye youll see the pupil get bigger or smaller for a few seconds. just like a human but slower they are trying to focus

newest pics of my 2 beardies first up is booger shes pretty much a queen look at that pretty lady! she can have a temper if she wants tho.. sometimes worse then my girlfriend my male fonzy is a little trouble maker.. always running around tasting things and seeing what is the most...

thats my booger being a fatty pancake. i just got a bunch of new pics on the computer im excited! :D

thanx for all the coments back! he is actually a she. shes very animated and seems to pose everytime i bring out the camera

i really like that name.. that might be a winner!!!

i started taking a bunch of pictures the other night. here they are beardie belly hope you all enjoy them!

heres acouple of my beardie crew she looks like a real dragon.. i havnt thought of a name for her.. if anyone has some suggestions let me kno prolly my favorite pic she thinks shes a tree frog the muppets thats booger.. its an older picture im gona take new ones tonight!

shes over a year old... shes about 17inchs last time i measured wich was 2 months ago.. the temps range from 70 at night to 110 during the day. i have a reptisun 5.0 uvb that sits 8 inchs above her favorite ledge and just a regular house bulb to light her basking spot

iv already taken care of all that.. iv had both my beardies for awhile now... i was just curious to see what everyones thoughts were about it. thanx for the reply tho :D

i always thought that to ensure proper digestion in the wild beardies will bask on a rock because it holds heat in better then wood. should i use rocks for the basking spot or wood or is there really a difference

iv done all the research i can about brumation. i know a lot about beardies and caring for them but im not sure if my older beardie (booger) was brumating or just being lazy. for the last month she was sleeping in her hide spot everyday. now shell come maybe 3 days a week. shell eat some salad...

theres no need to spend a lot of money on premade cages. i went to home depoit today and bought 2 precut 2-4 plywood squares for 5$ each. and 4ft by 6 ft sheet of some cheap stuff for 7 bucks. 2 peices of plexie glass for 18 bucks. acouple tiles for 7 bucks.. a grand total of 44$ and i have a...