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It's nearly been two years since I've posted on here.. So there is much catching up to do! :P Mushu checking out Sushi when we first got her.. :lol: Salad for two, hahaha :love5: Mama dressed as Mushu for Halloween! :laughhard: Mushu's dark side.. :angry5: And now for some...

I am going to idealy move him to a 40 gallon breeder mainly for safety reasons. Right now he is being a little rascal and climbs up to just about the very top of his cage right now, which I am not really comfortable with. He is a relatively graceful lizard for the most part but I couldn't...

Mushu's asian inspired tank <3 I still have a LOT to add and improve on, but here is what we have so far. I still need to find a suitable backdrop and eventually will be moving him from this 55 gallon to a 40 gallon breeder that I have in my garage. Any suggestions are welcomed!

Mushu's asian inspired tank <3 I still have a LOT to do with this but this is what I can up with last night at like midnight -__-

Mushu is chillin' like a villian :lol:

Size varies greatly from every dragon.. But I think that he is 17 inches?

In the time that we have been away... Mushu has transformed into a lion.

What was wrong with him? :(

Oh my God... HOW?! I haven't even spent that much on my blind Rottweiler with hip dysplasia, nonetheless my bearded dragon :shock:

His appointment is on the fourth.. It is going to cost me an arm and a leg. Ahhh, the things that I do for my animals :lol:

I've had him for a few months now.. He is in a 20 gallon long, 103 on the warm side 87 on the cool side. I can't remember the exact uvb light that I got him but I JUST bought it like a month ago. He did accidentally eat a dead roach last night?

So take a fecal sample in to our vet?

First and foremost, Mushu's poop has got to be THE foulest smell ever.. Keep in mind that I work with animals and have never encountered such a putrid stench. Lol. But anyways! Ever since I've got him, he has had normal-looking poop. Or at least what I believe to be normal- firm dark brown...

Thank you! I am a little confused on their skepticism though. Considering that the scientist that concluded in these findings is considered a world expert on venom and is originally from the United States.. Lol.

Regardless of the potency or threat, they would still be considered venomous in regard to the definition. But so would 200 other species of lizards. I just found this interesting.. And if people are going to conclude that bearded dragons are dangerous, then let them do it! That is their own...

After having to do a research paper on a molecular biologist, Bryan Grieg Fry, I was surprised to find out that bearded dragons do actually have some venom genes! For a long time it was thought that only the beaded lizard and the Gila monster were the only venomous lizards, but Dr. Fry...

He was doing it with his Dubia Roaches. He needs to learn how to chew and slow down!

Sooooo.... I have been noticing lately that Mushu "stores" his food in his beard. Apparently he is a snake, bearded dragon, hamster cross. I am pretty sure that this isn't normal or safe. Right?

Yes! Good point :)

I am almost convinced that beardies are part snake.. Mushu has been slithering around his cage for an hour :lol: