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So a while back I brought home a baby beardie from Pet Supplies Plus. Unfortunately she died a short time after I bought her. I was considering just giving up on having a dragon but then I seen an ad on facebook for a 1 year old female beadie for free. I decided to take her home. She seems...

He is about 6 1/2 inches from head to tail and my food scale is saying 17 grams for his weight.

I have had my juvenile beardie, Spyro, for about 10 days now. He doesn't seem very interested in hunting. I have tried crickets and mealworms. I was told that mealworms as bad due to impaction but he just doesn't seem interested in hunting the crickets down and I think superworms would be too...

I have a young beardie that I brought home yesterday. He immediately ate 2 tiny mealworms and a cricket. Today he is more interested in basking then chasing the crickets I put in the tank. He did eat two small pieces of collard green. How many small crickets should I offer a day? How many should...

This is my new beardie! Also my first time raising one from this young. I brought him home and to my delight the first thing he did was eat a cricket and 2 tiny mealies that were dusted! He is very interesting and I can't wait to watch him grow. What should I name him? I want a boy name...

So I've had my dubias for like 2 weeks now. My male madagascar died so I fed the female to Chomper along with a few dead dubias I found. I'd say I have about 12 females and 5 males left. They seem stable and I haven't lost any in a while. They have a pile of egg cartons, a heat pad, a night...

My beardie loves them. Sometimes I rip them apart for him especially if not fully grown.

Well it still needs a lot of work but at least most of it will be furniture and a backdrop. Building his enclosure costed me a total of $27 since I already had the plywood and the mesh. It has sliding glass doors. He also has a Stump House that was actually for guinea pigs but seemed a better...

I mean his appetite doesn't affect his behavior at all but he's got such a big tummy. I'm working on getting him live dubias. My cheap-o scale says approx 130 grams but that is an estimate since I had to wrap him in a little fleece to get him to hold still. He is roughly 15" Snout to tail last...

Chomper is making bowel movements every day, very active, and eats non stop. He just seems to eat whatever you give him. When there's no food around he almost seems bored, haha. He is very fat but it doesn't slow him down. I've been giving him; bearded dragon bites, carrot, lettuce, canned...

I was up at a new pet store today and I bought 4 nymphs. I'm hoping for at least one female and one male. These ones will be pets not breeders but their offspring will be for Chomper. How long do they usually take to grow to maturity? I'm giving them flucker's calcium gel drink and flucker's...

Chomper is my bearded dragon. He loves food and basking. He can be friendly but can also be mean. He lives in a 29 gallon fish tank and has a daytime basking light, a red night light, and a 10.0 uvb bulb. I'm not sure how old he is but he is approx. 13" from snout to tail. He gets Bearded...

Chomper is my bearded dragon. He loves food and basking. He can be friendly but can also be mean. He lives in a 29 gallon fish tank and has a daytime basking light, a red night light, and a 10.0 uvb bulb. I'm not sure how old he is but he is approx. 13" from snout to tail. He gets Bearded...

I have an unopened Zilla Desert Series Fluorescent Compact Bulb 9 watt I'd trade for some roaches. I literately just got it at petsmart yesterday but it was the backup bulb for my backup bulb. Since Chompy came with a backup I figured I don't need a second right now.

I was wondering if anyone on here could sell me a breeding pair or two of dubia or hissing roaches or something along those lines. I don't want to buy a ton of them as money is tight and I'm not even sure if Chomper will be able to eat them. Plus if i told my mom I want 100 bugs she'd probably...

Believe it or not he's actually improving a tiny bit with each feeding. He enjoys his roaming around time and when I go to pick him up he lungs and hisses.

I would save your money and just cut the veggies small and blow on them until they twitch a little. That's how I feed Chomper things that don't move.

Based on his size he is approx. 6 months old. He was not fed well in his previous home and now he eats like a pig. He beards, hisses, and even opens his mouth and lunges. Will this improve with age? Can I do anything to show him I won't hurt him and I provide food? He hasn't bitten me yet but...