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no it would be better to use eco earth or coconut husk found at reptile storesw

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help my pacman frog is straightening his legs out and opening his mouth what can i do

he might not be hungry sometimes they dont eat well in a new cage :blob5: :blob8: :banghead: :angry5: :puke: :study:

My female bearded is 16 months old. She was previously housed with her mate, whom I bought together. She was acting very weird and was huge, so I had a feeling...lol. Brought her to my local reptile store and he said she was gravid. Told me probably 4 to 6 weeks. I immediately set Samson up...

im not sure if there has to be a tomato plant in the tank for the hawk moths to lay egg aka adult hornworms please help

do you need to have a tomato plant for the hawkmoth to lay there egg thanks

Thank all of you. I have changed her over to a carpet for now. My sons are going to start building a 3 level cage this weekend for the beardies and the python. I'll use tile as the flooring in that, maybe 1/2 carpet.

What a cutie she is....at least with the dragons, wide load is cute

Yes, this is my first, or her first (lol) clutch. I am a nervous nellie, don't know if I will ever do this again. It is very exciting, I can't wait, but she is MAKING me wait. Think I might have to keep them separated from this point on, but they were cute together.

Ugh! Thanks for the help, have to change that NOW!

No Suzanne, not more experienced, guess a little stupid...lol. It is what it is, and I'm very excited. I have a great reptile shop a few minutes from the house and the guy is excellent. The incubator is ready, she's not eating today, so it may be soon. I'm figuring the weekend because of...

My guys love Goliath worms. They are green and about a buck a piece. I will usually give them one each a week, they gobble them up. Bought a container of 15 once and the kids let them eat them all in 2 days. Ugh Good LUCK

Currently I have 2 beardies,18 months old, a male and a female. My youngest son is the best, he cleans the cages for all the reptiles. As the female is about to lay eggs, I am assumming that I will have at least 1 more. We also have a Savannah monitor and a ball python.

Thanks for such a good post. I was not interested at all in breeding, didn't realize what was totally involved with it, but now that my female is going to be laying eggs soon, I am committed. However, Samson and Delialah will not be together again...

Just the cutest. When I bought the first bearded, I had to go back to the store and get the one I left behind because he was alone and small in the cage. LOL...yeah my hubby still loves me.

I was recommended to use millet as a substrate for my beardies, however I have not seen it brought up as such. Does anyone know anything about this. It is not supposed to cause impaction, it feels really good to the touch, cleans easily, and they seem to love it. The reptile store that I...

I'm sure that you will get much better advice than I can give you on this, but at his young age, I wouldn't have him at that temperature for too long. That's just my opinion, as I said there are much more knowledgable people on here. Good luck

He is really cute. Feed him small crickets, dusted with calcium. I also give mine romaine lettuce, chop it small for him, kale and shredded carrots. I know that there is some kind of small worm you can offer him, it is probably under feeding in the discussion boards, Mine are much larger and...

Pretty funny herpgirl.....my husband likes the beardies, but is NOT fond of the Savannah, I brought it home on the pretext of "watching" it for a while, my son brought it out the first morning and he went straight to hubby and fell asleep on his arm for an hour. Broke hubby down a bit, but...