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Abronia aren't very "hands" on animals... they're great to look at, and watch them just move around there cages. They do not like being handled let alone grabbed... they have a strong bite for such little guys. I would somewhat consider they're housing requirements like mountane chamaeleons...

Ok, well I've taken some time off on the beardeds (didnt get rid of them, still have them, but just havent been pushing the breeding like I was before). Anyhow I've been focusing my time more on the unusual lizards I like and keep, and I'm happy to say soo far its been great.. here are some of...

the Abronia are doing fine, they eat, hide, come out, eat, and hide all day long. They're something else... but they're doing good, thanks for asking.

I gave this pair to a friend of ours, and he unfortunately had to return them back, because he needed to focus more on his snakes... anyhow, what a big surprise we received when we picked them up. This what the male looked like when we gave it to him (the dragon on the far right) This is...

I was told these are CBB, they're heavy, and bright eye'd ... nothing compared to the recent ones being offered. Here are a few more pics..

If people can pay $1000.00+ for particular a bearded dragon morph, or $2,500 for a certain ball morph, there should be a handful of people willing to pay $800ea for baby abronia. I honestly would want to pick up some Pilbara Rock Monitor, Kimberelies, or King's Pygmy goannas.

I picked up a 1.1 pair, but the female looks like she will take another year to fully mature and be ready to mate.. in the mean time thou, I do plan to acquire a few more Graminea this coming year, and aswell I want to acquire a few of the different subspecies (deppei, taeniata, vasconcelosii...

$2,000 worth of bearded dragons

Thats the only way I can describe these Abronia Graminea, like little green dragons!

Just some shades of red...

Sunny the Orange Dragon is from Robust Beardies, Grumpy our Blood is from Sandfire/Dragons Den. And all the rest are Captive Born and Bred right here at home.

Enjoy:

The babies take between 45-66 days to hatch... hopefully we'll see them hatching early July.

Gravid Coloration: Here she is digging last night... And this is what I find this morning... an exhausted and skinny female... with 17 eggs! The Proud father And some dragons for the heck of it:

This is one of the best step by step setups you can make.... http://www.riobravoreptiles.com/howto_outdoor.htm I've seen them first hand, and they're great....

No worries.... i was just giving you a hard time. Yeah you know people have confused us with all the different varietions of shells n tails, shells,tails, n scales, scales and tails... so i understand Dont worry about the arm thing... its cool my buddies give me a harder time than anyone about...

No worries.... i was just giving you a hard time. Yeah you know people have confused us with all the different varietions of shells n tails, shells,tails, n scales, scales and tails... so i understand Dont worry about the arm thing... its cool my buddies give me a harder time than anyone about...

Who's Jessica? I think you have us confused.... On a side note... I have hairy arms... yes thank you for noticing and making me depressed :( Raul and Leah G.

Now that I have your attention.... no its not a blue bearded dragon... although it would be nice (its in the works)......... I have something better to show you. Baja Blue Rock lizards, you dont see these often, and it looks like my female is showing some "gravid" coloration already. Fingers...