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Hey, Dewey is Mr. September!!!! :blob8:

Video action here! :D

I'm sorry that you are going through tough times in your life, and I suppose that this isn't really the best time to ask, but your thread title compels me too! I am new to this board and I've just recently found your pic thread of Dewey, and I have to say that he is about the most gorgeous...

Hi, Tracie- lol I wasn't trying to stir up anything :mrgreen: I can certainly appreciate the beauty of a Silkie or a Leatherback! And I wouldn't criticize anyone for wanting/owning one at all. Actually, I don't really prefer the wildly colored beardies, either. The richly patterned warm...

breed for larger spikes and MORE texture, rather than what I see now as being popular-- creating leatherbacks, silkies, etc. Yessir; I want my beardie to be bigger and spikier! :D

The information may be sound, but I'm afraid that she isn't much of a writer. A painful read, in fact. -John

Oh baybee! I just got my worms today, and boy did my beardies go NUTS for them! Woohoo! :blob8: -John

Allow me, if I may: Buy ReptiWorms™ here. Feed them like crickets, no need to dust because they are naturally high in calcium. But you can read all about them on the web site. HTH, John

I got the email notification that my order was shipped today! Thanks for the expeditious service! :D John

I'm excited to be finished dealing with smelly/noisy crix. As I understand it, my order won't ship until the beginning of next week? Thanks! -John

Hey, that sounds like a good idea-- I'm going to give it a try! :)

Lol next time say, "nope, it's a chameleon!" :lol:

Soapstone sounds good, but my only concern would be if it is porous or not. If it were, you could try sealing it with a non-toxic sealant. -John

Greetings! Yeah, jump all over that 40 gallon breeder tank for $40.00! It's nice because it's 18" wide. As far as substrate goes: I went to Lowes and bought two 18" tiles to put on the bottom. I didn't even know they made them that large! I had them trim them down to 17.5". Our beardies poop...

Hello, Drew- I'm in south Jersey, about 40" from Marlton as well. We just adopted 2 beardies and I'm in the process of getting everything all set up for them. Just bought two 40B tanks from Petco today ($1 a gallon sale). Don't know of any good vets, but I'd bet Dale does...

To me, then, it just begs the question: "why aren't there more breeders in the US trying to breed GGs as they have been in Germany? Surely there is a market for LARGE, plain beardies here in the US, too. Curious. -John

You are lucky, DoubleJ. Mine are BIG poopers! And often, too! :wink: -John

I'm with you, Virus. Colors are nice and all, but I'd rather have a 3.5 "normal" beardie, than a smaller purple and green one. Besides, that's why god created Jeweled Lacertas! :D -John

Whoa! Seriously? Wow I find that hard to believe (about the size, not that you've never seen one live :) ) I would love to see some pictorial evidence of a 3 footer from someone here! A 3' beardie? That's just kewl! John

I'm new here, and I'm hearing about "German giants". As far as I can tell, they are beardies bred larger (in Germany:-) but that's about all I can find out. Can anyone elaborate further on their history or provide a linkie to one? TIA, John