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(I apologise in advance, I'm trying to do this with a splitting headache - not the smartest move) It's not entirely usual for a bearded dragon to go into Brumation at his age (though by all means very little is impossible with these guys! As always if you're concerned, heck even if you feel...

Everything sounds good with the lighting and such, though in Summer don't be scared to give maybe a few hours more through the day (though this is unlikely to be affecting his health). Silly question, but since you mention his shedding, has he entirely shed? Not any parts left? Is there any...

Hi guys, I have a bit of an "emergency" question, as it were. I was looking for tips of negotiation. I have found on a free-ad (I sometimes tour over to see what's there) and someone is selling a bearded dragon which appears to have MBD. He's selling for £100 right now, now I think I might be...

:lol: ever feel stupid when you ask a question? hahaha - just a naive soul!

aww welcome, gorgeous picture! Must say it does make sense, I've had small suspicions about Eddie in the past but I'm refusing to look and check because he is a he and my Bug and will always be a he.

I certainly agree with the above. I'm pretty sure I developed an eye twitch from trying to get mine to eat his greens! I know hand feeding is a pain in the rear but if it helps for now, then I would persist with it. I've developed and used all sorts of weird things to try and encourage to eat...

in my experience a lot of bearded dragons just stick their noses up at the pellets and they have little to no interest whatsoever. I agree with the above and definitely pad them out on a lot more crickets, these are their main diet at this stage and they will happily trail through packs of...

That is a good point DragonKeeper....actually feel kinda sheepish for not thinking of that. Don't worry Rio - I'm very aware of the implications and arguments for sand and I've never been a fan. I was really just wondering why a pet store, which ought to be advocating the best for their own...

Eeeeehhh that's a tough one. Size can come down to more than just age factor. Why don't you try calling and finding out - I'm presuming (though could be wrong) you will have signed and given information to buy a pet (a legality here anyway) and so they can look back on the records to see what...

I was wondering, a lot of the veggies and the like that I can get available come in packs and are never, ever entirely used before they need to be binned, it's really costing a bomb for all this stuff to go to waste. I've been swaying over the past few months on buying the packs of kale and...

Hello Tamara! Welcome to the site, you'll for sure find out a lot of great nuggets of information, tips and advice on the forum - just get stuck in on the action :mrgreen:

I've had my ponder on. Why is it, with all the stipulation and concerns over sand substrate do many pet stores (here at least) use that as their substrate :dontknow: Surely that just asks for people to buy sand and put them on the stuff. I know it's "debated" sand and not considered "wrong"...

I wouldn't worry too much about cutting back as such, a lot of them will start to cut back and stop eating as much of them on their own. When this happens you'll find they won't really go for more than once a day. However, I've seen people debate this between 1 year to 1.5 years. Going by...

:lol: haha awww you're right that is priceless (best way to describe!)

I would agree that thus far I would be tempted to sway towards female, however 6 months is really when you can start to tell you'd be surprised at how much two months can change the appearance of the underside. I would check again in 2-3 months for the best idea :wink:

That is really damn awesome work

tehehe my favourite picture is the last one - just looking highly unimpressed :lol:

teheheh I love her style in naming beasties! (I had a fish called Rabbit once). I am so happy to hear of the work you do :D

Thank you very much!!! :blob5: I am looking into it just now (which is quite the trick as I don't own a facebook ~le gasp~!) but it looks really interesting and I'm very grateful. So far I have down a list of around 7 UK (most are in England) based reptile rescues which do education...

(in my defence I've only had one coffee and 3 hours sleep) but do you mean as in to ave them live on the floor having essentially a room to themselves, rather than a vivarium? It's a personal choice really I know a few people who have done it but I personally, don't like the thought or idea of...