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I managed to do a bit of a time lapse on one of our new hatchlings. Pictures are over the course of about an hour. To many to post here but feel free to click our album below for the series.http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.258344477518756.69507.175567935796411&type=1

Or this? http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.216843598335511.61054.175567935796411&type=1

Like this? http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.254352341251303.68820.175567935796411&type=1 http://www.westcoastdragons.ca Rik

Thank you both Nimbus and Tom for reading the posts and clarifying. :lol:

I have never heard of nor experienced such a thing.

Just to clarify: Page 1 post 5 by diamc » Mon Jun 29, 2009 5:05 pm “The females produce "follicles" in their ovaries, which are basically just ova surrounded by yolk. These are released from the ovary ("ovulation"), but don't have shells added until they are inside the oviduct - at this point...

Seriously? (Good thing I’m bored right now) I will try and get this through one last time since it seems so difficult to understand> I did not recommend to breed at 6 months I merely answered the question and stated that dragons can sometimes breed as young a six months. GET IT? Either way you...

I have "read" mealworms can eat through a dragon from the inside out. Does this it make it true? I read allot in the Enquirer at the checkout line at the supper market. Just because it is written somewhere dose not make it fact. If you can give good evidence of this I will happy to retract...

Beardednoob They are not planning on breeding. If they are together and are opposite sexes they could breed. They asked for info on how old they have to be to breed see below: Question: "how old does a beardie have to be in order to breed?" Answer:They can breed as young a six months sometimes...

Not unless they can fly :) Never had it happen.

Beardednoob They are not planning on breeding. If they are together and are opposite sexes they could breed. They asked for info on how old they have to be to breed see below: Question: "how old does a beardie have to be in order to breed?" Answer:They can breed as young a six months sometimes...

They can breed as young a six months sometimes. If they are together you really should determine sex.

" is possible that she reabsorbed them." No

If you put a female with a male and do not watch every moment they are together, assume gravid with this info. Feeling for eggs has seldom worked for me and is really just a myth in my mind. Watch her and be ready for her to lay in 21-35 days.

No need for lids or "wire mesh" on these for babies.

Buy 21x15x8 solid rubbermade totes and keep about 5 a bin, better and cheaper than these. BTW whats with the holes? You do know you will need basking and uvb lights for each right?

Perilite will work, personally I won’t use it. Unless you are having extremely dramatic temperature drops/spikes and they have at least a semi moist environment and putting aside genetic/illness issues with the breeders, they may just simply be infertile. If they mold they are dead. How did your...

Eggs like dragons themselves are pretty durable. As long as they have a reasonable amount of moisture and temperature, they will grow and will likely be fine, will just take them longer to hatch. What exactly are you using for your medium to stain them like that?

If they were actually from a TRUE “Sandfire” bloodline (almost every seller inaccurately calls their dragons “sandfires” these days) then you would have dragons from that bloodline, no more. They would not be any “morph” at all.

You can try Darkside Dragons Jon. They are in that area and i know they had some awesome Citrus Leatherbacks not long ago. Rik