Search results

So I have a pupa mealworm, it's not yet a beetle, can I feed it to my dragon? I give her the freshly molted, no shell larvae usually, but after they go dark and have a hard exo and/or change into beetles I put them outside. Instead of letting 10 cents a piece go to waste, can I feed her the...

Wasn't really thinking of doing it, I was more curious than anything. :)

I've heard of people feeding fish, like live goldfish or minnows, to their beardies. Is this healthy? Is it even safe?

My boyfriend says you have to cut off the heads of the mealworms/superworms or they will eat through the stomach. Is this true? Or is there some sort of feeder you have to cut off the heads? Just wondering because it sounds pretty iffy to me.

I know it's a far ways out, but I was still curious. I want to take her hiking with me and my boyfriend, obviously she'll have a leash and be on my shoulder and have a way out of the sun when she wants. I just thought she'd enjoy the outdoors with mommy.

How long is he in the light for?? My beardie was stressin until the vet told me I needed to cut back on the lighted hours and she needs more time in the dark. The extra sleep seems to help mine heal from things that stress her out as well.

My beardie is currently over coming long term stress (she is a month and a half new to me, i bought her from a family that didn't have time for her). I bought her and she appeared healthy, for a month she appeared healthy, until I got her a Sun Glo heat lamp, while this could be completely...

At the end of the quarter (spring break) I am taking my beardie to live with my boyfriend who lives on the other side of the state because right now she lives in a (29 gal?) tank that is too small, but the 75 gallon tank I bought for her which fits her is with my boyfriend. So sad because I have...

So Sagura is stubborn and hates drinking water so I put a small amount of water in her food bowl and put her salad on top and mix it around so she gets her water. She does get baths everyday, she just really doesn't care to be in the bath very long, so she needs more time to soak it in I think...

I got smaller somewhat baby/or younger ones, the vet wanted me to feed her smaller ones anyway so it's easier for Sagura to digest. So far they haven't made any noise. :)

Sagura loves to sit in my freshly warm and dry laundry. :) Face off with the scary monster teddy. :) Wasn't feelin' too hot, so mummy hand fed me baby food, made a bit of a mess too! She had to do the "it's an airplane" thing so I would pay attention to the spoon. :)

I've put them in my closet so the sound is very muffled. If they are anywhere in the open Sagura follows their chirping directly to them. It's funny to watch her hunt, but if she's in her cage she'll go to the closest corner possible to them.

Thanks. I thought it was weird. She is just always chasing her reflection and I was curious what it meant.

I can put up with the noise fine, but it is driving my dragon nuts because she can't see them/eat them, but she can hear them. Any time I let Sagura out she always hunts them and finds where I hide them, and then I have to find them a different hiding spot.

I'd try to not feed them after 5, just so they have proper time to digest. I leave fresh food in Sagura's cage until 5 and then take it out. Maybe try putting her to bed earlier too? I was doing about the same timing schedule as you have but the vet said I should lower the amount of time she has...

My Sagura` gets nearly constant attention from not only me but my roommates, many times I wake up and one of them has been holding her and letting her run for hours. But when she is in her tank, she acts like she wants to get out, then I let her out and she wants back in, at first I thought it...

Yeh it's in her basking area, I'm using a digital thermometer with a probe and it says it's like 90 or so degrees. She tends to do it quite a bit, she just looks like she's relaxing though.

Is panting ok? Sagura sits with her mouth open even when it seems to be a good temp in her tank. She runs around and is active, but I'm just not sure on how normal the panting is.

She gets bathes usually daily or every other day, to help her digestion along. She is 4 years old. :)

Oh and any suggestions on how to get her to drink more water? I was thinking of putting her veggies and fruit in a water dish so her food floats and looks more attractive and so that her food absorbs the water.