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Thanks for the fast responses! I've tried putting worms in with the salad, he plucks out all the worms leaving a skeleton of greens. I always have collards on hand but i've tried mustards for awhile,kale briefly, turn up briefly. Recently I have been adding squash to the mix, bell peppers, he's...

Any Ideas? I've read that if you withhold their protein source they'll usually end up gorging on the greens/ veggies, not Ganjoe! He's 1 year old.

Ok. Thank you once again!

I'm also at a stand still with "How much" and "How to" administer the 15g bene bac syringe. It doesn't have any visible measurements, so that means you can't overdose your reptile on this product, Right?

yes, I've seen a few articles of folks stating that the warmer temps help the bacteria do their thing a little quicker, maybe? I really don't know but it seems to make sense. Knowing how most bacteria is stronger in warmer climates, to sudden death in cooler ones.

Thank you, for your reply. How High do you keep their temps at the time of dose?

It would'nt be a bad idea to administer bene bac, just for a spruce of the good bacteria. would it?

thank you :D :D

for the parasites/not eating ect.

absolutely! that would be great. Just be sure you have a sceen in the window because you will need to open it.....Uvb doesn't work through plastic or glass. This message is probably to delayed for you but some may find it useful. I did, when I learned.

That may be an answer to the smell, but what causes the runny part.....I bought the mustards because I read something on them cutting down the poo smell. so far it seems a joke...lol. please. anyone else have any input?

It's Casper, the friendly cling-on! lol......

No biggie, If you don't mind living with crickets for probably no longer than three months......They won't be able to breed if your carpets are dry, and hopefully you don't have plant pots. I think your gonna be A-OK.

I probably over kill on cleanliness and keeping no drops in temps ever. But yet ganjoe still seems to have loose smelly stool, and sometimes clings on to vent. I feed him collards daily, roaches, and sometimes mustard greens. There is'nt a vet up here that knows bearded dragon's, so my question...

How do you folks feel about their tanks?

@javeroy did you check out my video? Beardies can get claws stuck in their carpet I've read a lot on it not being recomended. I use a thick rubber cupboard protective lining for substrate, The smell does'nt get bad, I always remove and clean where he went daily. Now with sand he would basically...

When i get my new tank i'm going to use industrial velcro to attach in just below the screen. I've read that the Uvb does'nt fully project through the tight mesh screens, So the dragon does'nt get all thats essential. But it looks great! I'm also going to buy the large magnaturals magnetic...

well i'm understanding. but this example is about your own thoughts. Not the dragons. We do it because it's our choice to do so. The dragon does'nt go to the store and buy sand because it looks good. Would he want to have his hands always sunk a half inch or more, just walking around his house...

Well Ganjoe eats his greens, but only every 3 to 4 days. But once or twice a day I have to put them in front of him, and hand feed a couple peices then he gorges......He's spoiled thats what it is. Anyone else have to do this?

Jeez buddy you should get into politics. No statement on your experience with these two things, just seems to me that your up to an argument. Complaining is only going to raise your chances for a heart attack. This site is made up of trial and error and folks that started this journey earlier...