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Great job! When will the calendars be ready for purchase?

My 3 year old male does the same, suddenly he became hyperactive when he usually was the laziest dragon. We suppose its mating season and he is looking through our entire house looking for a female (which is pointless in his case!). He had the same change in behaviour last year too. If I...

Mine has a big belly too! Maybe you can expect a massive poo?

Hello fellow canadians! I have way too many roaches in my colony and would be willing to sell some to anyone who wants them. I know have only one adult beardie (my other one died right before Easter) and he's slowed down a lot on insects. This will be my first time on the seller's side, but I...

Actually I find it very interesting to own two dragons (in separate viv), because both have different personalities, both have different food preference, temperature preference, etc. I find it amazing that two similar animals are so different... kind of like people...

They definitely grow fast! Good-looking baby!

Mine layed 15 eggs, as Gail said 1 to1.5 in long. For me that was big, considering that she layed 15 and that was all from that one belly! In my case, the eggs are infertile, she had never mated.

She is done now, and asleep. 15 eggs. She had a quick bath, because she was not very happy, heated up under her basking lamp, and now is asleep (lights off). I am prepared to give her lots of food tomorrow morning, and extra calcium. She can also drink water from a container, we've seen her do...

Thank you for your advice. She's not done yet, but she looks very tired between eggs, I will keep an eye on her once in while to check if she's done. I'll get liquid calcium tomorrow morning once the stores open. I am used to giving meds, so adding liquid calcium should not be a problem!

Hi, Balrog had been acting crazy for the past days, I thought that being ready to lay was one possibility (never mated). I just gave her a sand box and she dug, and now she is laying eggs. I am totally unprepared, these eggs are obviously infertile. My questions: does she need special care after...

I gave her a sand box, and she dug and is now laying eggs. How about yours?

I would suggest no handling, so no chance of him escaping!

Hi, I don't have an answer, just a similar problem. My female recently stopped eating but is active like crazy, always wants to get out of the viv. When she's out, she explores every single corner of the house. I suspect that maybe yours and mine could be looking for a place to lay eggs. I felt...

Hey, I know what you mean! The trick is to be patient! If your beardie doesn't like the taste of the meds, maybe you can dilute in la little bit of juice to make her lick and open enough her mouth for you to stick the seringe tip (or whatever device you're using). In my case, five alive did the...

Hello, I can't see your pictures. I would not recommend peroxide, I've heard it can be painful. My beardie lost a piece of tail last week, after several week of the piece drying out. My vet told me to let it dry, it will detach by itself at the right place, at the right time. Until you get a vet...

Yes there is possibly a connection to the deformed nostril. My beardie would eat normally, but had a bump between her lip and nostril, and a watery eye. At one point she opened her mouth wide and I say a mass of flesh hanging from her palate. I took her to the vet and found out everything was...

If you can, take a look inside her mouth. My beardie had one watery eye and it was caused by an infection inside her mouth that was pushing on the eyeball. If the mouth is fine, then you can rule out mouth infection and concentrate on the eye symptoms!

Mine has a similar bend, from an early age. The vet told me that it could be from calcium deficiency, so make sure that you give him plenty of calcium supplement and UVB exposure. It is very possible he didn't get the right conditions at Petsmart... My beardie is now two and a half, still has...

I ordered and received it very quickly (even to Canada)! Great pictures everyone!

You're right, they don't have what it takes to live in Canada! I had a few that escaped their bin, and usually they can't even get across the room, they just stop and "hibernate" until I put them back in the bin... But some parts of Canada are warmer...in the summer.