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was looking on KS and i saw this ad about PATTERNLESS???????????????? ??????????????????????????????? ????????????? http://www.witblitsdragons.com/index_files/Page1899.htm ?????????????????????????

he's fine... i think he aspat it out after his failed attemps to eat it

my beardie ate a small piece of a plastic plant today... we jus got it and he thought it was real, so he ate a leaf. the plastic leaf was roughly 1/3 the size of a penny. should i be worried? he's 14" Thanks

are snake plants safe to put inside beardie enclosures? because dumpling ate the dragon tree to the stem!

games that humans play online involving beardies like this one on reptile channel http://www.reptilechannel.com/reptile-fun/reptile-games/feed-the-beardie.aspx

are there any bearded dragon games? i know there is one on ReptileChannel.com thanks

i put a dragon tree plant (draceana marginata) in dumpling's cage and he ate some of it. i read mellisa kaplan's safe plant list and the dragon tree was on there so is it safe? does anyone else put live plants in their beardy's cage? thanks Andy :D

i bought one from walmart it's a starfrit one... it costs 40$

Vacuuum!!!! :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5:

80% humidity is fine and 83-84 is also fine

u can get a aquarium and fell it with 2 inches of water then but the eggs in a ribber maid container with moist vermiculite with holes punches in the lid or sides and heat the incubator with a heat lamp the eggs will have to be 85-90 degrees and have 60-70% humidity good luck :mrgreen...

black agams only eat bugs!!! :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave: :bikerwave...

ok th :D anks

i don't think that is a beardie... looks like a star agama... :wink:

i have my beardie dumpling in a tank with a ffew rocks that have a "branches" and sharp edges dumpling has been trying to bite and eat the big rocks for some reason... when im covered them with sand he dug it out in 5 seconds and still continues to bite it!!!! does anyone else have this...

anderson's is better for your reptile and maybe your wallet too!!! good luck!!! :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8:

you can go to dunbar vet but it cost me 160$ and i won't recommend it... anderson's animal hospital is really good! :mrgreen:

thanks!!! the sand is very fine and i've wached himeat crix he doesn't eat anysand at all!!! but i have seen him taste a bit of sand and he idn't do that again!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

i bought exoterra sand red for dumpling and he loves it!!! it holds heat very well and looks great! he doesn't eat it or anything but is it ok cause he doesn't eat it.. it is a bit expensive 20lbs for 40$$$ is it ok?

yesterday dumpling went on her hammack and it broke!!! i think he's too fat for it!! no one was hurt which was a good thing!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: