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I just realized I ended every question I asked in my first post with a period. I apologize for the obvious errors.

Thanks for the input! :)

I was curious as to what constitutes as a runny stool. Is it one without form (like human diarrhea), or does it merely have excess water with the solid portion. Runny stools is an indicator of infection, but what is the major difference between excess water (from veggies/soaks), and something...

Looking forward to it! Thanks! :D

As for the egg binding thing, we have yet to even determine if she is female or not! :) We'll know for sure in another 2 months or so. I'll keep trying with the soaking. I usually soak her when she's in shed, but I'll start soaking her regularly again. The water is always proper temp. It's...

I looked through some older posts concerning a swollen belly, but none were what I was looking for. :shock: Aaliyah is eating fine and active (she likes to pace her cage). She poops a lot, regularly (once a day on average). Poop seems normal. She's 4 months old. When I pick her up, she's not...

Cornsnakes have my vote! I adopted my first Corn (& snakes), Apollo, and now snakes are my favorite pet. We also adopted a Ball recently, Basil, and he's a doll. :) Ball Pythons aren't difficult to take care of if you do your research. His previous owner couldn't get him to eat...

I personally like how easy glass tanks are to heat (no worry of plastic melting, etc.), but tubs can be the better option for Ball Pythons, just make sure you have an accurate hygrometer. Our Ball was adopted, so he came with his 40 gallon glass breeder. Belly heat isn't mandatory for all snake...

I can understand having a zoo in your bedroom, Jess! My room alone contains my cat, Mouse, my Beardie, Aaliyah (which may turn out a he!), my corn, Apollo, and my Ball Python, Basil. :D My mom tells everyone I have a zoo. :roll: If only I had more money... :wink: I also want a pair of Dumbo...

:mrgreen: I was inspired by the posts on here to finally get tile and spruce up her tank. I still want to add fake plants, but as Aaliyah just tried to eat her driftwood and repeatedly tries to eat various objects (like the colorful windows symbol on my laptop), I probably will leave the tank as...

I have to admit, that is frightening. But, yes, that is the worms, all grown up. :)

Also, I was planning on using a heating pad, but I'm afraid of a fire (there are a ton of lawsuits). Would a 100W black bulb provide enough heat? Thanks!

I'm interested in raising Dubia as well! Btw, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! for posting this thread. I've been vainly searching for one. My dragon is 3 months now. In 6 months will she be able to eat male adult dubia? The males have the wings? Correct? Also, how do you determine adults from...

THANK YOU for posting this. Most people think they're the difference between fighting and not fighting. They don't realize how selfish they are by NOT separating their Beardies, then they're surprised when one of their Beardies is missing all it's limbs.

I love Mushu's cage! :mrgreen:

I've read in a BD manual that despite it not being a part of their natural diet, most BD enjoy fish. I'd feed non-smoked, raw. ;)

That's great!

Our Beardie stopped eating, and with all her symptoms discovered she had a gastrointestinal infection. You may want to consider taking your new babe to the vet, and force feed until then. Aaliyah lost a lot of weight in the span of a week. She was only eating a cricket or two at each sitting...

I know this isn't a thread to discuss the fact that cooked foods doesn't cause cancer, etc. it's the crap that manufactures put in out food. Not cooking. Heat is beneficial as it kills bacteria. As a vegetarian, I can understand the raw food diet, but I don't see how it pertains to a Bearded...

I love seeing all these posts. I cannot wait to start my own colony.