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We've been raising lovable babies for years now. We start by holding them daily, but nothing major, even if it's just to move them to the bathtub, or to another container for a cage cleaning. Another trick we use for babies, especially flighty ones, we're girls, so we put them in our shirts...

Right?! I was shocked! Lol, pleasantly so.

Well, I was just cruising on Craigslist and I found this ad for baby beardies for sale. I'm sooooooo happy to see that everyone is big and fat and healthy! Nice to see that not everyone on CL is neglectful, just wanted to share. Good to have good news occasionally...

We get our breeders from a lot of places, but here are some of my favorite breeders: Heather @ FairyTale Dragons http://fairytaildragons.com/ Rob @ All About Beardeds http://www.allaboutbeardeds.com/ Beth @ Greathouse Farms http://www.greathousefarm.com/ We always recommend the small breeders...

They also usually have lists on their sites of the vendors that will be attending, however they sometimes wait until the last minute to update them, so check the dates. If you check early, chances are the vendor list that's on there is from the last show in that area.

We work pretty much all the Repticons in central Florida, I think Orlando would be the best show for you to go to, we'll be there (me and Rio Reptiles), Fairy Tale dragons is usually there too, and we usually have a couple of other breeders as well. Just stay away from all the wholesale tables...

It was great to meet you too Stephanie!!!! You guys are going to enjoy your new baby. I'll be sure to send you lots of pictures of them as they're growing. Just text me and say "picture!!!" Lol. Laura, they loved Demyn too, he was chasing Shasta all over the house, cracking everyone up. And...

You paint your toenails pink and then have to run from the dragons who are hunting the "moving" pieces of Nature Zone Bearded Dragon Bites

I agree with everyone. I've been breeding for 9 years now, and I have an 8 year old son and a 3 year old son. Both born around reptiles in both my house and my parents house, both taught the importance of cleanliness. We've had no issues, not to mention the extra perks of having teachers ask you...

Thank you. :) Gosh, she's about 3 now. Really spikey too. They usually come to Florida for the Daytona show.

I bought my Ava from them: They have excellent prices, and I've met both of them and you couldn't work with better people. I highly recommend Vicki and Rob. :)

I'll check with Cheryl and see if we have more larges..The smalls fit juvies.

We've got custom beardie harnesses available at our www.beardeddragon.co store. They fit them very well, and come in different colors. As for the one you bought, you do want it to fit snug, but make sure it's not too tight, you don't want to cut off any air flow. Can you post a picture of it?

I think so too!

Aww, thanks. :) Cheryl talks about Butterball ALL the time! Lol! We don't have any hypo trans leathers, but could have some in the upcoming weeks. Waiting on more to hatch out.

No, no nail polish. We use fabric paint. It's non toxic, no smell at all, writes nice, comes in lots of different colors and comes off as soon as they shed. :)

It just depends..The dark ones are the translucent ones. Plus their father was super dark as a baby, so they are inheriting that trait. Otherwise, it could be stress also. Hatching is a very tiring process. These trans babies are dark all the time though. :)

ok, ok!! More pictures!! Look how dark they all are. And showing great reds right now too. I really can't wait to see how they look as they grow. :)

Haha, I'll get some pics of them hopefully today and get them up. They are really cute now, and are eating like little piggies. :) We bred a hypo het trans to a trans het hypo. :) So we've got a nice mix of everything! Trans het hypo, hypo trans, hypo het trans, double het, they are all just...

I second that...definately looks male.