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glad someone answered her question about price as i am in the UK

they look like an ordinary florecent light tubes the only thing to rember is that is is a repti sun 10. and needs to be as long as your viv you will have to also buy as starter unit for it unless you already have one

all babies sleep alot no matter what they are, its a way of conserving energy from pics i would say two months (but that could be way out as they all grow at different speeds) you need to get his set up changed as the lights are wrong for him he needs to get within 12 inches of the UV light...

unfortunatly coils are not great for beardies its better if you get a tube as stated above also you need a spotlight rather than the red light a ordinary 100 watt spotlight bulb is best and is cheaper than a bulb made for reptiles at night time turn off all lights they can cope with temps around...

how long have you had him if only a day or two he might just need time to settle down check his basking temp needs to be about 105f they need this to digest their food try to never leave crickets in viv over night as if they are hungry they will bite beardie

in one word NO check this out this web page its found on a uk based forum which i use a lot http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/lizards/35374-mixing-species-please-read.html

if i have to take mine out to keep them warm i use heat pads that we use for putting on bad backs and the like they stay warm for a long while just make sure that its not touching him wrap it in a towel

if he bans you from try http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/ i spend a lot of time on there as well as here

dont give in his life is worth saving try some vegatable baby food and just dab a little on his nose it will be hard but please dont give up

its just a matter of patience try to approach your hand at his level not from above as they seem to think that you could be looking to have him for dinner as anything that approaches from above is hunting for food

you need to be patient they take a while to settle and get used to you to them you are another predator they are skittish while small took me about three months for my young one to settle as to where i could pick her up without her panicking

yea the more you handle him the better they seem very happy to have human contact

try to aproach him from the side as they see it as a threat if from the top as in the wild anything thats above them is looking at them as dinner

yea mine would look out the window all day if i let him when he is out he seems to make a beeline for the window

now baby warm water up to arm pits please dont leave him alone at first he might not like it but just extend the amount of time slowly at first, let him rest his front legs on your hand so its not to stressful for him so love baths some hate it (i have one of each) just make sure that you dry...

Tips sure helped only have to put syringe to her lips now and she sticks her tongue out to lick it The eye is slowly clearing up its realy bright but a bit of gunk still there she has had me scared as she did not pass a motion for two and a half weeks and stopped eating so got her ready to go...

bearded dragons dont have tear ducts or i am fairtly sure thats what my vet said i could be wrong of course

l try that tomorrow as anything is better than forcing her mouth open

am managing to open her mouth but its a two person job one to open mouth one to insert syringe they certainly have jaws like a vice just dont want to get bitten was bitten by one of my leopard geckos last week it hurt enough took quite a while for him to release his jaws (was helping him with a...

no she has a lot of green puss around the bottom of her eye to me the eye is not red but the vet used a bright light to examine her eye this time she is costing me a lot of money at the vets so will have to cut back on something till i get her better (as i am unemployed and ill myself) my...