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Reggie did the same thing to me, and I was lucky to get her back. Now the girls don't go outside without leashes on!

Cool, just set my DVR to record it from my phone. Gotta love Directv.

Good call. Get your little guy first, before you give the owner a well deserved lecture!

If you have a Reptisun, you need to use the calcium with D3. If you're using a MVB, use calcium without D3.

Yes, and make sure you get the tube, not the compact bulb. Petmountain.com usually has the best price on them.

Why do you want to switch from carpet to sand?

Each beardie is unique. Some like to poop in the same place all the time, some go wherever. Many will also go in the bath, if you give them baths.

Awww, she's a cutie.

Totally forgot about this video. First day that Leeloo moved in, Reggie could see her from the other room and head bobbed like crazy for the first time ever, and I was finally able to get it on video. Cracked me up.

I couldn't agree more. Business really picked up at home when Leeloo moved in. Reggie went from a lazy beardie to a head bobbing, black bearding fool! More work, but definitely worth it. Two is definitely my limit...... for now :lol:

As for how much to feed your juvi, as many crickets as he can eat in a 15 minute period, twice a day. Only dust the crickets one feeding a day.

Craigslist is another great place to look.

If you're worried about him getting knocked around, you could line his tank with soft towels. As for keeping him warm, you can put rice in a sock and heat it up in the microwave, and it stays warm for quite a while.

So I've been neglecting my duties as a good beardie slave, by not introducing Leeloo, who I adopted back in February. The good news is that she and Reggie (both girls) don't seem the least bit interested in each other, so I can have them out together without any fighting. So here are some...

When I go to work, I actually gate off half of the house, so Annie can't even get close to Reggie's tank. I can get Reggie out when I'm home, and as long as I'm right there, Annie will stare intently but won't mess with her.

I think every situation is unique. My Welsh Terrier will kill my beardie if she gets the chance, but at my sister's house, Reggie will lay on top of one of her labs and fall asleep, and the lab loves it. There's no harm in introducing them, as long as it's closely supervised.

Something probably just spooked him, like maybe a bird. I would also suggest you get a leash for him. I almost lost Reggie once. He was just chilling in the sun, then all of a sudden took off like a bat out of hell and got under a fence into some really thick brush and I was lucky to find him.

So I have Reggie in a 40 gallon breeder tank. I have a reptisun 10 tube and a heat light. My basking temps are good. Here is my concern. Reggie spends all her time under the basking light. She can get close enough to the UVB if she wants to, but doesn't seem to spend any time over there...

Maybe 20 ounces, not 20 lbs!

You should name him Black Beard!