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Rude comments removed by moderator. its really sad, and frustrating.

yeah, there were multiple threads this dude made complaining about how he was unsatisfied with the color of his beardie and wanted to get rid of it to get a new one with better colors. Rude comments removed by moderator.

ahh that makes sense. i didnt read any other posts just the OP in this thread. still should probably separated them though. good to hear they are in a good home though.

so why weren't they ever separated when you knew they should have been? especially in such a small tank? or are you leaving out something...

you could try silkworms or hornworms

is he a hypo? gorgeous bright colors on him. and a 40 gal is fine. i have my new month old beardy in a 40 gallon and she seems to love it. already have a 4x2x2 being planned out for her.

there was once a case of someone who fell asleep on their beardy and it went into some shut-off survival mode where it seemed dead, didnt breathe or anything for a day or two or something like that then woke up. hopefully that was the case unless it was for sure dead in which case im sorry...

yeah, if you go to look at it, rankins have no beard they can puff up, its completely flat. google pics of rankins dragons so you can see. but like the person above said, it probably just never had proper care.

just yesterday my beardie blackbearded at me for the second time ever since i got him and both times it was because i woke him up too fast/suddenly and i guess it startled him. neither times was he trying to bite, nor did he even open his mouth. this time he just bearded and gave me the "WTF"...

nice beardies but you really need to keep them separated for good. none of your pics show them not stressed out, the reason the one is smaller is because the other one is dominating it and eating all its food, and who knows what could happen in the future. search this site for threads about...

maybe go to the petco and see if they will let you feed them to the red-ear sliders or anything else thats big enough to eat them there.

thanks, and yeah, i feel like got extremely good deals for both. i mean, $35 for a leather het translucent pos het hypo? there was no way i could say no to that cute girl. she's been picking up her eating as well, but still really skittish around me. not so much my mom though, already told...

thanks :mrgreen: , forgot to mention thad was only $50 as well. he's my big boy, 16 inches and just over 200g's and still has a good amount to grow. definitely dominates the house. also super excited to see bella's color's as she gets older

I never did a proper introduction for my beardy thad on this site, so i figure better late then never seeing as i just got a new girl a week ago. so here they are. first is my boy thad. i got him on valentines day, feb 14. he was around 2 months old. his parents were Cindy Red/ Sandfire Red...

yeah. my guy recently was eating very little for like 4-5 days, then the next 4-5 days would attack the bowl as soon as i put it in his viv. i figure they are a lot like humans. think of yourself, you don't want to eat 2-3 full meals every day. some days you do, some days you eat just 1...

just keep them separated so they dont fight and you should be fine. just gotta display that he's taking charge of his area.

the male is showing his dominance by eating more food and not letting her eat as much. her climbing on top doesn't mean as much. get a new tank asap. its not something you should wait until something bad happens to do. great looking dragons though, really really nice colors.

stop feeding him mealworms, they aren't good for him. if you want to feed a worm feed repti-worms or phoenix worms until he's big enough for supers then you can switch to those if you choose.