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Any sites I've visited that list herp vets tend to be way out of date. :banghead: At least in my neck of the woods, anyway. After hours of online searching on such sites I finally gave up and just googled vet hospitals in a 40 mile radius. Took a little while longer, but eventually we got...

Horsehockey. You don't need to kill or behead anything. No worm will gnaw its way out of your beardie's stomach-it's an urban legend that has been circulating for some time now. Amy

Video editing is a wonderful career & hobby. It wasn't a "real" shot. Besides, anyone talented enough to actually pick anything up (let alone a wiggly reptile) using the claw deserves a medal. :D It's a cute commercial. Whenever I see it I think about how broke I'd be. Really...who could...

Gut loading means feeding prey (like crickets) nutritious food in order to pass along said nutrition to your pet...are you trying to say you're force feeding her veggies?

Yep, she can lay eggs without mating. They'll be infertile, obviously. She looks rather gravid (carrying eggs). Amy

Thanks, all! He didn't mind the harness after a few minutes-there was a little yippy dog in the store that had everybody on edge, though. I'll see what I can do about autographs. ;)

We just found out Jörmungand took 1st place in his category in Petco's Small Animal Picture Day Contest! Stardom is in his future. :blob5: Amy

She looks...bloated. :dontknow:

"poop-shoot" = aka "vent." :D

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Indeed! A Khajiit makes for a pretty good Dragonborn. :) Paarthurnax is a cutie. :blob5: Amy

Try using a shallow dish, so the dragon can see into it easily. I throw Reptiworms in a dish with 1" sides and as long as the dish is dry, they don't climb out. Amy

:love5: So adorable!

Congrats, he's very handsome! :blob5: Amy

Pardons if this seems silly, but is he getting ready to shed? Many owners, myself included, see irritability and decreased appetite before/during sheds. Amy

Mine actually does like worms. We have a vermicomposting bin right in my kitchen (no odor whatsoever). It's been going strong for 2+ years, and I know exactly what's in it. We offered a small red wiggler to see what the reaction would be. He gobbled it right down. We stick to crickets &...

Hehe...thanks guys. He wasn't poopy-faced for long. We were having bonding time in my little solarium, and I think he saw real sunlight for the first time. It was warm and bright, and man, did his colors pop! :D Amy

Crickets will eat darn near anything, it's actually rather disturbing. :puke:

I apologize if this seems on the surface slightly off topic: I may have mis-read something, but are you housing two dragons together? Amy