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This is a tale from back in October but I have held off posting until now because I didn't want to jinx anything. I'm finally ready to share the story. My beardie Jennay will be two in May. Back in October, I had her out and was feeding her carrots (her fav) and playing with her on the living...

Since we put her in a new 55 gallon tank, my bearded dragon has been shedding/growing a TON, has begun eating veggies and dry food (finally!) and is almost to the point where we might call her adult (she'll be a year in a bit over a month)... she's well over a foot long but still got that skinny...

We recently (last Tuesday) moved our Bearded Dragon (Jenny-- formerly known as Burt/Deeno) into a 55 gallon tank from her 30 gallon. Her last tank had carpet and for this one, we set up some nice ceramic tile and her last one didn't have a hammock and lizard ladder and this one does but other...

My seven month old beardie is quick outgrowing his 30 gallon tank so today, I'm going to pick up his new 55 gallon (hopefully) forever tank. Below, I've pasted a link for the the stand I'm buying for it.... my question is about the floor for it. Of course, I've read no sand so although I have...

I believe that the red light would disturb his sleep... if he slept out in the open... but when Deeno sleeps, he squishes his body up under a log in his viv. You can hardly even see him. I've heard from others that I should get rid of the light but decided not to for temperature reasons. He has...

My boyfriend sent me a text saying that he forgot to change our beardies lights over this morning (so he still has only his red light on) and asked if I could go home to change it but I can NOT leave work :banghead: . Will our beardie be okay until 4 PM (eastern time so....5ish more hours) with...

great, thanks!

you DEFINETLY did. I answered your PM before I saw your post so ignore the question. Is the heating pad going to kill my electric bill? I've had them for a week with no heat and they've been fine... or at least they're all still alive.

I bought a colony with 11 female and 4 males. They have the chow stuff that I bought for them already in there but no water crystals because I don't know where to get them. How expensive are they and how often do I need to add more food and water crystals. I have these orange flukers cube things...

After my last two orders of crickets from fluker's died within a week of getting them (after costing $30 each!!) I decided I'm done with the crickets. They stink, they're semi-noisy.... I want to move on to dubia roaches. I've done a bit of research on breeding dubia colonies so I have a few...

haha she definetly doesn't look too skinny to me!

Oh my goshh!!! So darn adorable!! How old is she? My beardie is about that size (maybe a littttlleee smaller) and he's about 4 month's old.

I have a critter keeper but it's much too small for 500+ crickets. I use the critter keeper to bring baby Deeno outside currently beccause his leash hasn't arrived in the mail yet.

Did you do something to it so that they can breath? Someone on a different thread told me I needed to cut a whole into the top and then hot glue aluminum screening so that they can breath.

Well congrats on your tests!! Seems like you're a smarty pants :study: Don't worry about that girl. Most people eventually need to look up something about thier beardie and turn to the internet, in turn finding this site and realizing all the things they've been doing wrong. You can't blame...

Bert is about 9 inches now and still eating small crickets. At my local pet store, they cost 10 cents per small cricket. I just bought 500 small crickets for $10.90 from Fluker's Farm.com. Which (obviously) would've cost me $50 at the pet store. I've saved a ton. The only negative is that I...

Where do I get aluminium screening? And how do I apply it so that it will stay? Also, Deeno just ate a fly outside.... is that going to cause him any harm? He swallowed it before I could stop him.... :banghead:

I had my beardie outside in his critter keeper and I have no idea HOW the fly got in there but it did and before I could get it out, he ate it. Is this going to harm him? Should I take be worried? I'm kind of freaking out here :banghead:

You mean just like a regular storage bin I can get from Target or where ever? Will the crickets be okay in a bin that is dark? I don't want them all to die from lack of su light? Also, I have those orange Fluker's Cricket Feed cube things, how many of those should I put in there? I just bought...

That sounds like a good idea, I think I'll try it. I decided to purchase crickets online from fluker's farm and since I'll be buying them by the hundred, my critter keeper will be wayyy too small. Someone on a different thread told me to store them in a plastic bin so that they won't eat each...