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here's another site with a good selection of different worms... although for some reason they closed until the 11th march.. i've used them a couple of times... http://www.butterworms.co.uk/ :)

hey, if you in the uk you can order the repti-worms from this website... http://www.butterworms.co.uk/ pet shops over here don't tend to stock them, but i've used this site for them, but can get expensive if thats your main feeder :)

agreed, any animal that will lick its own privates and then try to lick your hand/face has no business being indoors, same goes for dogs.. i know this isn't a popular opinion and there are many cat n dog lovers out there but i find them disgusting

thanks :D but not definitely male! lol!

yeah, i had kinda thought it would differ depending on the dragon... don't suppose there's much in nature you could apply a generic formula like that to! well, tail or not he's a cutie! (actually, he could be a she... too small still to tell i think and i'm not sure if there's enough tail left...

ok this is gonna seem a bit random until i explain but my question is.... if a beardie has all of his tail is it generally the case that it's length will be just over half the total length of the beardie? my adult beardie corinthian is 18 inches long and has all of his tail, his body is 8" and...

yeah, they come as tube lights and the sizes are the same as the reptisun 18, 24, 30, 36, 48 inch... cheapest place to get them over here is http://www.reptiles.swelluk.com/... guess postage wouldn't be as bad if you could get a friend to order and then post to you.. the 24" is only about £20...

my baby beardie does something similar... sits on the rock it the front of his tank staring out at us like he's begging for attention... dunno if maybe babies just get bored more easily and like more attention - my adult really couldn't care less n spends most of his time with his back to us...

lol.. sorry just read the second page n reply seems a bit pointless now!! glad he's eating for you now :)

my little guy has been the same.. i got him two weeks ago today, for the first couple of days he ate like there was no tomorrow and since then he's been eating maybe two crickets a day.. then today he suddenly got his appetite back, has eaten about 30 small crickets over 3 sittings and the 5...

yeah, corinthian's the same too.. i think some of them just don't like to stink up their tanks and realise if they dont go your gonna put them in the bath to do it.. sometimes he goes the minute he touches the water, as though he's been hanging on for his bath... they can be smart wee beasties...

i'm not an expert but i don't think he's blind.. my beardie is the laziest n quite often he won't respond to my hand movements either, if he doesn't see you as a threat and is used to you being around there's not really much reason for him to respond to your movements.. if he can chase down and...

thanks for the replies.. i thought about that, at the rescue centre they were feeding him small locusts and very small mealworms :? i did try puttin a locust in his tank the first day but he totally ignored it (prob cos he'd just grubbed out on loads of crix) it then escaped and tbh, thats...

i just use a facecloth (washcloth).. corinthian has two in his hide n loves snugglin down to sleep in them.. bought one for my new wee beardie too n seems to love snuggling in it at night too

hi all.. i'm not sure i'm posting this in the right place so mods feel fee to move... i also think i know what answers i'll get but i need some reassurance as the title says... first off - this is widget and this is his/her story.. we rehomed him from the sspca (an animal charity here in...

corinthian tries his hand at exercise! :D

there's one in the new thor movie too, behind the counter when he walks into the pet shop n asks for a horse... my bf was pretty embarrassed when i shouted 'THERE'S A BEARDIE!!!' in the cinema - whoops!

i agree with midmichicer, get a tub to feed her in and then there'll def be no crickets on the viv.. if your bf or friend is squeemish about the crickets you could even use those little polystyrene deli tubs with some air holes to divide them into individual feed portions so its just a case of...

hey, thanks for the reply.. yeah, its on the warm side.. but he does have a bit of a hide on the cool side too which he hasn't even looked at.. here's a pic of his set up.. think i might persevere with taking him out and block it up during the day for a week or so as it is early days and he...

its probably relocation stress.. from what i've heard they can take up to 10 days/2weeks to settle into a new environment and fall into a regular eating pattern so i wouldnt worry too much at this stage... just keep offering the food and he'll take it when he's ready... i'll admit i'm not that...